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Chapter 7
Bankruptcy Petition Preparer Services
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CALL TODAY!
1-888-471-8612 |
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Fill Out Forms Online:
Please fill out the information on the forms page, email your credit report to dlmarler@bellsouth.net, and use the PayPal button below to make a payment in the amount of $299.00. You can also mail your payment and credit report.
The only accepted form of payment for our services is a Money Order, Cashier's Check, Paypal, or Credit/Debit Card by phone.
Mail to:
Dyke L. Marler
520 Killian Hill Rd.
Lilburn, Georgia 30047
Forms
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Filing a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy does not have to be expensive or confusing! Federal Bankruptcy law allows individual or joint debtors the right to represent themselves at their Bankruptcy hearing. These same laws allow a "Bankruptcy Petition Preparer" to professionally complete your Petition for you. This means you can file your own Chapter 7 and save approximately $800 by doing so.
BankruptcyPreparer.com does not exist to compete with attorneys; we simply offer a less expensive approach to filing Chapter 7.
If you cannot afford an attorney, do not own a lot of property or assets and feel comfortable meeting with your Trustee, BankruptcyPreparer.com will expertly complete every necessary document for you.
In business since 1994, BankruptcyPreparer.com has prepared thousands of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Petitions for satisfied customers.
DEFINITIONS
- Bankruptcy Attorney: If you own a lot of property, have a complex case, need legal advice and someone to represent you at your hearing, you should strongly consider hiring a qualified Bankruptcy Attorney. Possible downsides are costs and making time for numerous office visits.
- Pro Se Filing: You will be responsible for choosing which chapter you want to file, choosing all of your exemptions and completing the forms yourself.
- Bankruptcy Petition Preparer: Using the information you provide to the preparer, your documents will be professionally typed utilizing the latest and most up to date Bankruptcy Software.
OTHER DEFINITIONS
- Filing: Simply handing your paperwork to the Clerk behind the desk.
- Hearing: Often called a 341 Creditors Meeting: Usually a 5 minute meeting with the Trustee (not Judge) appointed to your case. He or she will ask you a few questions relating to the Bankruptcy Petition we have prepared for you.
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