Content Overview
- Summary
- What Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
- Chapter 7 Income Threshhold
- Assets You Can Keep In Spite Of A Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
- Four Steps To Find Out If You Will Be Required To Make Repayments After Bankruptcy
- Pre-Bankruptcy Counseling
- Post- Bankruptcy Counseling
- Complaints Against Approved Counseling Agencies
- What is A Typical Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Process Like?
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Post- Bankruptcy Counseling
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Post-bankruptcy counseling:
A debtor education course by an approved provider should include information on developing a budget, managing money, using credit wisely, and other resources. Providers are on the same list as the agencies approved for pre-bankruptcy counseling and can be found at www.usdoj.gov/ust/eo/bapcpa/ccde/de_approved.htm .
Cost -- including when a counseling session is free:
Like pre-filing counseling, debtor education may be provided in person, on the phone, or online. The debtor education session might last longer than the pre-filing counseling -- about two hours -- and the typical fee is between $50 and $100.
As with pre-filing counseling, if you are unable to pay the session fee, you should seek a fee waiver from the debtor education provider.
Certificate showing you received post-bankruptcy counseling:
When the course is complete, you will receive a certificate. There should be no extra charge unless it was disclosed before.
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