Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney Fees: Out of Reach?

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(Free-Press-Release.com) January 27, 2010 -- Chapter 13 bankruptcy is the Federal Government's version of debt consolidation. Capter 13 is filed in bankruptcy court and it works by shrinking all your bills into one payment (not just credit cards). Many that need debt relief under Chapter 13 and have discussed their case with an attorney, realize that although federal debt consolidation is available, the "up-front" cash needed for attorney fees to prepare and file the plan in Court may not be.

Attorneys can charge an average of $4500 for Chpater 13, which raises the question: Do attorneys make Chapter 13 Bankruptcy out of reach? An inexpensive but yet effective alternative to hiring an attorney, is using a non-attorney bankruptcy preparation service. What an attorney will not confess is that Bankruptcy Court does not require an attorney to approve your chapter 13 payment plan. Bankruptcy Court will accept your petition made on your own behalf, so long as it is compliant with the new bankruptcy law guidelines.

DocsToWork.com is an expert at successfully preparing chapter 13 bankruptcy papers for those that can't afford the steep attorney fees and have the energy to "walk in" their bankruptcy papers in to their local bankruptcy court on their own.

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