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Move from Debt to Relief with Bankruptcy Help from Robin Kert Hunt, Attorney At Law
Denver bankruptcy attorney Robin Hunt has the help you need at a price you can afford. For twenty-eight years, I have helped Colorado individuals and small businesses with debt relief under chapter 7 and chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code.If you are eligible for low-fee bankruptcy assistance, attorneys fees are capped at $700 for the most basic requirements of a no-asset chapter 7 case[1]: Pre-petition bankruptcy analysis and assistance to make sure your case is a simple bankruptcy; Preparation of one draft of the official bankruptcy forms for your review and revision; Filing of the chapter 7 petition and supporting documents with the court; Preparation for the meeting of creditors, including assistance with documents that must be given to the bankruptcy trustee; Appearance with you at the first scheduled meeting of creditors (341 meeting); and Updates by e-mail of documents filed with the court in your case.See income criteria attached and primary qualifications[2] below. You wont pay more if we can keep it that simple.If you have more significant income or assets, or other complicating circumstances, you may benefit from pre-bankruptcy advice and additional assistance available under a different fee arrangement determined on a case-by-case basis. Because federal court rules restrict an attorney from "unbundling"[3] bankruptcy services, attorneys fees are higher when additional services are necessary or there are complicating circumstances, including any of the following: pre-bankruptcy planning; another bankruptcy pending within last year; unfiled tax returns; current or former business; recent or anticipated litigation, including claims for personal injury, property damage or discrimination; divorce or domestic support issues; judicial liens on residence; assets available to pay creditors; post-petition amendment of forms; or dischargeability issues. Thinking about bankruptcy, or know someone who should?I can help.Visit my web sites for more information. Or call me for an initial phone interview. If I don't answer immediately, leave a message so I can call you.Robin Kert HuntAttorney At LawAlamo Placita Building825 E Speer Blvd #100ADenver CO 80218303 777 7443COBankruptcyLaw.com The COBankruptcyLaw Practice at COBankruptcyLaw.usThe COBankruptcyLaw Library at COBankruptcyLaw.infoAs a federally designated "debt relief agency," this law firm helps people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.____________[1] Total cost for a low-fee eligible, simple chapter 7 bankruptcy is $1,085 for an individual or $1,105 for spouses filing jointly and includes the following:$700 Attorney's fees Payable in installments but must be paid in full before the case is filed at the court.$50 individual/$70 joint CIN Legal Filing Essentials Package from CIN Legal Data Services includes a 3-source credit report used to prepare the debt schedules (regularly $33 individual/$53 joint) as well as mandatory credit counseling and debtor education/personal financial management courses (an average of $8.50 per course).$335 Chapter 7 court filing fees Payable in up to four installments post petition if unable to pay the full court fees when the case is filed.__________[2] Primary Qualifications for Low Fee Bankruptcy Assistance:(a) Household income within 12 months before and after filing no more than 50% of the Colorado Median Household Income.(b) No asset chapter 7 bankruptcy case in which the value of non-exempt assets is less than a bankruptcy trustee wants to liquidate and use to pay debts. See COBankruptcyLaw.info/xem/colorado-bankruptcy-exemptions-at-a-glance.(c) Individual who resides in the Denver 341-meeting-of-creditors region* (includes jointly filing spouses). (The Denver 341-meeting-of-creditors region includes the following counties: Denver, Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Cheyenne, Clear Creek, Douglas, Elbert, Gilpin, Grand, Jackson, Jefferson, Kit Carson, Lake, Lincoln, Park, Routt, Summit, Washington, and Yuma.)__________[3] State court rules allow lawyers to "unbundle" legal services, but federal court rules restrict unbundling. The bankruptcy court is part of the federal court system. So unbundling or limiting legal services is not allowed in the main bankruptcy case. In general, an attorney cannot help with part of a bankruptcy matter and leave a debtor to do the rest. The federal rules require an attorney to do more, and that means that a bankruptcy attorney must charge more than he or she might if legal services could be limited or unbundled.
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