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Fees
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy – The attorneys’ fees for a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy generally range from $1000 - $5000 in most cases. These fees do not include the $299 filing fee for the bankruptcy court or any other costs. Services will include your initial consultation, legal advice throughout the process, creditor management, petition preparation and review, case filing, and representation at one meeting of creditors.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – The attorneys’ fees for a Chapter 11 Bankruptcy are generally billed on an hourly basis. Chapter 11 cases are generally very complex and fees will vary on a case-by-case basis.
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy - The attorneys’ fees for a Chapter 12 Bankruptcy generally require a retainer of $2500 and from there will be based on a case by case basis. The client will be responsible for all costs and filing fees.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy - The attorneys’ fees for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy are $3100 in western Pennsylvania. The client will generally be responsible for paying only a portion of the fee prior to filing. The remainder of those fees will be paid through your Chapter 13 Plan. The attorneys’ fees do not include the $274 filing fee for the bankruptcy court or any other costs. Services will include your initial interview, legal advice throughout the process, creditor management, petition preparation and review, plan preparation and review, case filing, representation at one meeting of creditors, one motion or defense of a motion, and any hearings or conciliation conferences prior to plan confirmation.
Payment Options
The Debt Doctors offer affordable payment options. You can retain the Debt Doctors for as little as $100. Once you pay the minimum retainer, The Debt Doctors will help you manage your creditors and be available for legal advice and pre-petition planning. During this time you can set up weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly payment plans. Once you have provided The Debt Doctors with the full balance of your attorneys’ fees, filing fees, and all requested information we will prepare your petition and file your case.
We can accept cash, money orders, cashier’s checks, and even a credit card from a friend or family member that is not filing.
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