To quickly and easily file Bankruptcy simply:

1. Take the required counseling  These are the places we prefer.
   1. bkcert.com You can do both classes here. 50 dollars answered by phone and online completion.  Phones answered 24/7 and Spanish or English instruction. 1-866-859-7323
   2. FinancialLit.org Our second choice for both classes closes about 9 pm Open Mon-Sat.   Phone and online counseling. 50 dollars.  866-662-4932
   3. 123debtor.com You can only take the final class here.  Cheapest place for the required post filing credit counseling.  This class is 2 hours long and only online.  Our code is E712.   Less than 10 dollars per person.
2. Gather the documents that are required to file bankruptcy from our document checklist.
3. Complete your client intake online (input your Debts, property, income and expenses into our system) and then
4. Make an appointment (with the Secretary 625-0903)to come in and file.
5. You may want to get a free credit report from annualcreditreport.com to help gather the information about your debts to prepare your bankruptcy;

Understanding how to file bankruptcy will help you plan your bankruptcy so it goes more smoothly and allow you to keep more property and discharge more debt.  Here is our educational material

1.  Download our  How to file for Bankruptcy manual that explains step-by-step how to defend a foreclosure and file bankruptcy with your lawyer we update this every year included are sections on how to discharge taxes and other debts.  Our 60-Minute How to file for Bankruptcy audio is a dramatized first interview answering common foreclosure and bankruptcy questions.   This is an excellent video on Bankruptcy Basics by the Florida bankruptcy court.  But it uses Florida exemptions and underestimates the personal property kept in Kentucky.   

2.   There is a "How to file Chapter 7 Bankruptcy" and "How to file Chapter 13 Bankruptcy" PowerPoint in adobe pdf that quickly explains Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 issues. 

3.   This is a timeline for Chapter 7 or 13 Bankruptcy.  This is a timeline for the Foreclosure  process

4.  We also have how to bankrupt income tax blog, how to stop foreclosure blog and a how to bankrupt student loans blog for those bankruptcy issues. 

Bookmark our Bankruptcy website don't lose it!  You will need this information later and it is updated. 

This information is educational, not legal advice.  If you have specific Chapter 7 or 13 bankruptcy questions ask an attorney or contact us about being your lawyer.

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