Free Colorado Bankruptcy Consultation
Colorado Bankruptcy Law Group, LLC offers free 30 minutes, confidential bankruptcy consultations with an experienced Denver, Colorado bankruptcy attorney to people who are contemplating bankruptcy. We understand you have a lot of questions and concerns. We’ll do our best to answer all of your questions.
What Bankruptcy Costs
Most people want the price before they spend half an hour on the phone, so here it is.
- Chapter 7: fees start at $2,500.00, and include the court filing fee, credit and financial management classes, a three-bureau credit report. It’s a flat fee, and all 99.9% of my clients will pay.
- Chapter 13: attorney fees start at $2,500.00, and include the court filing fee, credit and financial management classes, a three-bureau credit report. There are additional attorney fees that are paid through the month chapter 13 plan payments.
You can hire us after our consultation for $100. The rest can be paid over time, but we won’t file your case until fees have been paid. That means that lawsuits, garnishments, foreclosures, repossession, judgment recording and any other legal action won’t stop until all fees have been paid, and your petition has been prepared, reviewed by you, and filed.
Your fee depends on your situation. Cases take more work when there is business or self-employment income, property that needs careful protection, recent transfers of money or property, a prior bankruptcy, or a lawsuit or garnishment already in progress.
We will quote you an exact fee during your consultation, and that quote will not change unless your circumstances do.
What your fee covers
The consultation is free and is not part of your fee. Your fee covers full representation in a typical Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, which includes:
- A full review of your income, debts and property
- A credit report from all three credit bureaus, which we pull and pay for, so nothing gets left out of your case
- The credit counseling course required before filing, which we pay for
- Handling creditor calls from the day you hire us
- Preparing and filing your petition, schedules and statements
- Representing you at your meeting of creditors
- Working with the trustee and answering your questions through the life of your case
A few matters fall outside a typical case and are quoted separately if they come up, including adversary proceedings.
Learn more about our fees here.
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What Happens During a Free Bankruptcy Consultation?
During your free bankruptcy consultation, a bankruptcy attorney will ask you detailed questions about your financial affairs. You need to be prepared to talk about how much money you earn, what your debts you have, and what kind of property you own. While it may feel very intrusive, it is necessary. In order for you have your debts eliminated by bankruptcy, bankruptcy rules require you to divulge some of the most personal details of your life. However, in return, your debts will be gone and you’ll have a chance at a new financial future.
What To Bring To Your Free Bankruptcy Consultation With A Denver, Colorado Bankruptcy Attorney
If possible, bring to your free bankruptcy consultation the last six month of your paystubs, an idea of who you owe money to (your debts), and a simple breakdown of all the bills you pay. Also, if you have been sued by a creditor, have any paperwork you have from the lawsuit.
Our offer of a free consultation applies only to individuals who are considering bankruptcy in Colorado. It does not apply to individuals who are in an active bankruptcy and are seeking a second opinion or who live outside Colorado.
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