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While local numbers vary, the national average for bankruptcy attorney fees are typically within the $2,000-$3,000 range for Chapter 7 and $3,500 or more for Chapter 13.
Some attorneys charge their clients a flat fee regardless if they are a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. Then once the Means Test information is compiled, if the client must file Chapter 13, an additional amount can be calculated into the Chapter 13 Plan for attorney fees.
In Chapter 13, the trustee and attorney fees are paid before any other debts, which enables your law firm to receive full payment in a relatively short period of time.
Regardless of the amount you charge your clients, we want you to be competitively priced in your market, but our attorney clients are often able to increase their fees to cover our petition preparation fees and still remain competitively priced for their services.
After we discuss your particular needs, we will be able to best determine a suitable and agreeable fee.
We know that we are most likely not the least expensive bankruptcy petition preparation service, nor the most expensive, but it is always our intention for YourLegalMeans to be the best preparation service.
Once we get the details out of the way, all that we need to get started on drafting your next bankruptcy petition is the following:
- A fully completed set of Client Intake Forms
- A copy of the debtor(s)’ credit counseling certificate(s)
- A copy of the debtor(s)’ income paystubs and/or other sources of income
- Copies of other necessary supporting documentation to complete petition
And don’t forget our Satisfaction Guarantee.
We ask that if you aren’t happy with something, you give us the opportunity to make it right.
We look forward to discussing your needs with you further, and working out the details of how we can best work together to reach your law firm’s goals.