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Affordable Bankruptcy Lawyers - Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, And Nassau

Considering bankruptcy? Are you struggling with debt, in foreclosure, or harassed by debt collectors at you job and home? Affordable Bankruptcy Relief may have a solution for you. The expert affordable bankruptcy attorneys in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Nassau county, Suffolk County, and Westchester County at Habib & Zalewski P.C. can help stop the harassment and get you back your peace of mind. Whether it is a Chapter 7, Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy our cheap bankruptcy lawyers are there for you starting at only $800.

Our pricing is simple. Our Chapter 7 fee schedules are based on debt amount and number of creditors.

Call Habib & Zalewski P.C., today to set up a free consultation with one of our attorneys at our offices located Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan, Nassau County, Suffolk County, and Westchester County. Remember your peace of mind is a phone call away! Call 718-303-4400 or visit our Contact Us page.

  

Debt up to $25,000.00
35 or fewer creditors - $800.00
36 to 55 creditors —$850.00
56 or more creditors —$900.00

Debt between $25,000.00 and $50,000.00
35 or fewer creditors —$1000.00
36 to 55 creditors —$1050.00
56 or more creditors —$1200.00

Debt between $50,000.00 and $100,000.00
35 or fewer creditors -$1250.00
36 to 55 creditors –$1350.00
56 or more creditors —$1400.00

Additional fees charges for additional services:
Garnishment removal— base fee + $150.00
Surrender of Automobile— base fee + $100.00
Surrender of House— base fee + $200.00

Court filing Fees:
Filing fee for Chapter 7 bankruptcy case— $299.00
Filing fee for Chapter 13 bankruptcy case— $274.00
Filing fee for Chapter 7 bankruptcy case— $1,039.00

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Bankruptcy and the Unknown Asset

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