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How to File a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Case
Our course offers step-by-step video and written instruction in regards to how to prepare a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case from start to finish.
Easy & Affordable
Are you tired of Googling "How to File Bankruptcy" and trying to put together random bits of information? Do you need more than just a form filler?
If so, you have come to the right place.
Our courses cut through the fluff and get right to business in teaching you how to decide what bankruptcy to file and how to file it!
We LITERALLY walk you through each document in the bankruptcy petition and provide insights on how to complete it.
The legal world is changing and more affordable options are now available.
Expert Instructor
Speaking of NOT depending on 'Google Law" to write a bankruptcy case....
Our bankruptcy courses are taught by an expert bankruptcy attorney with over 20 years of writing bankruptcy cases. She has appeared in thousands of court hearings in bankruptcy court.
She has seen the good, the bad, and the ugly in bankruptcy court.
She shares her experiences and tips for dealing with creditors, trustees, and attorneys.
Course Set-Up
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Overview of a Chapter 13 Case
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The difference between secured, priority, and general unsecured creditors
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Cramming interest rates on secured property in Chapter 13
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Writing and Preparing the Chapter 13 Plan
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What information is needed to prepare a Chapter 13 Case
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How to Request a Waiver of Your Court Filing Fee
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How to Request a Filing Fee Payment Plan
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Complying with the credit counseling requirement and common mistakes
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Passing the Means Test
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Completing the Voluntary Petition
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Completing the Statement of Financial Affairs
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Schedules A/B through J
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The Summary of Schedules and Declaration Concerning Debtor’s Schedules
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Exemptions and How to Properly Use Them to Protect Your Property
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Executory contracts and leases
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Judgment liens
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Statement of Intent
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Reaffirmation of Debt
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Bank Accounts and Bankruptcy
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Retirement Accounts and Bankruptcy
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Student Loans and Bankruptcy
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Co-Debtors and Bankruptcy: How They Are Affected
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Tax returns and tax refunds in Chapter 13
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Filing the paperwork with the court
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The 341 Meeting of Creditors
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What to do After the 341 Meeting of Creditors
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How creditors get paid in a bankruptcy case
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Dealing with incorrect creditor claims and how to object
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Discharging Taxes in bankruptcy
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Applications to Employ Professionals
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Tips for completing a Chapter 13 case successfully
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Common motions that may arise in a Chapter 13 case and how to handle them
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Discharge and the Completion of a Case
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Rebuilding Your Credit After Bankruptcy
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Join "How to File Chapter 13 Bankruptcy" Now!
→ How much does the course cost? Luckily, the cost of the course costs less than 1 typical billable attorney hour. The one-time fee course fee of $550.00 covers the entire course. For $550.00 you will have all the tools and knowledge to file a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case!
→ How long is the class video? Over 4 hours!
→ What written materials are included? Current federal bankruptcy forms, sample bankruptcy petition, property exemption worksheet, 341 hearing cheat sheet, Motion to Avoid Lien Pleading, Guide to Reaffirmation Agreements
→ How long do I have access to the materials?
Forever! They are yours to keep for a lifetime of success!
→ What instructor support do I have for my course? Every student is provided 1 year of email, private FaceBook Group membership, and monthly live course Zoom Q&A sessions.
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This website is for informational purposes only and does not provide legal advice. This is not a law firm. We provide legal templates and education for you to customize and use on your own and have reviewed with your own local attorney. Lorena Saedi is licensed to practice law in Georgia but is not practicing law or establishing an attorney-client relationship with you.