Bankruptcy can be a useful tool to get a fresh start after running into financial difficulties. It can be a complicated process mostly in terms of the paperwork which needs to be filled out and filed with the Court. The most "simple" Chapter 7 filings are those in which the debtor is unmarried, owns no real estate, does not own an automobile and has more debt than assets. As each of the above mentioned things apply the case becomes more and more complicated. The best way to see whether your case is considered to be simple by us is to fill out the inquiry form below.

We get asked a lot why we do not prepare more complicated Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 cases? The answer is pretty straightforward, it is not cost effective since we are limited by the Bankruptcy Court in what we can charge to prepare documents for you. A Chapter 7 or 13 petition which involves real estate, multiple automobiles, marital property can increase the number of pages which need to be produced. In addition since we only prepare documents and cannot provide legal advice, much of the Bankruptcy Code which would apply cannot be properly explained and applied in order to competently file a petition.