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If you are considering filing bankruptcy in Arizona, the first step is to get consumer credit counseling from an approved credit counseling agency. The agency will consult with you and help you determine if you have another way to settle your debts other than bankruptcy. The agency will provide you with a "certificate" showing that you completed the process. This certificate must be filed with the bankruptcy court when you file your bankruptcy petition.
We can help you with a Chapter 7 filing (also known as "straight" or liquidation bankruptcy). If you wish to file a Chapter 13 (a pay back plan) you should hire an attorney because it is more difficult to represent yourself in a Chapter 13.
We assist people who have lived in Arizona for at least the past 2 years, who will be filing Chapter 7, and who make equal to or less than the following annual income guidelines, based on your family size.
Income Chart:
1 earner.....................$42,476.00 2 people....................$56,692.00 3 people....................$61,845.00 4 people....................$69,205.00 (add $6,900.00 for each additional family member.)
If your income is more than the above, you may still be able to file a Chapter 7, however, your case may be more complex and we will not be able to assist you. We recommend that you consult an attorney if your income exceeds the guidelines.
We charge a flat fee of $150.00 for the preparation of your documents. We do not charge more regardless of the number of creditors you list in your bankruptcy.
The court will charge you a filing fee of $299.00. If you meet the court's poverty guidelines, you may request a waiver of the court filing fee. If you make more than the poverty guidelines, but you are still unable to pay the fee in full, you may request that the court let you pay the fee in four installment payments. It is up to the court to decide whether or not to allow the waiver or installment payments.
How to Get Started with Your Arizona Bankruptcy Filing
How to Return The Arizona Bankruptcy Worksheet To Us
Use the PayPal link below to pay our fee with your debit card. Please do not use a credit card to pay for your bankruptcy. You may also call us at 800-503-6107 to pay by phone with your debit card. If you prefer to send a check or money order please mail it to the address at the bottom of the page.
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