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Bankruptcy Lawyers for Legal Support
Our team is here to help you streamline all aspects of your bankruptcy proceedings so your firm can grow and deliver more results for your clients.
Reduce Costs Without Sacrificing Quality
Save costs by eliminating overhead costs like salaries, benefits, and office space with transparent fees and no long-term contracts.
Fast & Accurate Preparation
Accurate & precise preparation of all necessary documentation for Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Chapter 13, and other bankruptcy filings.
Simplify Your Process
Integrates seamlessly into your existing practice, adapts to your preferred legal software and communication protocols.
Dedicated Legal Experts
Access legal professionals with extensive bankruptcy court experience across multiple jurisdictions and regulatory compliance.
Affordable Bankruptcy Attorneys
Remote Attorneys' comprehensive approach allows us to support the diverse needs of bankruptcy lawyers and law firms across the United States, including:
Bankruptcy Litigation Support
Assisting adversary proceedings, contested matters, and creditor disputes, throughout the litigation process.
Bankruptcy Petition Preparation
Precise preparation of bankruptcy petitions, schedules, and financial disclosures, reducing errors and delays.
Document Review and Preparation
Thorough review, organization, and preparation of all necessary documents, ensuring everything is accurate and complete.
Creditor Negotiations
Assistance in negotiating with creditors, helping you secure favorable terms for your clients and mitigate legal disputes.
Case Management and Follow-Ups
Managing case timelines, track deadlines, and communication, ensuring smooth case progression and legal compliance.
Legal Research, Drafting, & Filing
End-to-end support for in-depth legal research, draft pleadings, and manage filings for bankruptcy law practices.
Post-Filing Compliance and Monitoring
Assisting with post-filing compliance, monitoring case progress, and ensuring all requirements are met to avoid complications.
Restructuring & Insolvency Support
Providing strategic support for business reorganizations, debt restructuring, and insolvency proceedings.
Global Expertise for Bankruptcy Law Practice
As a leading provider of virtual attorney services, we assist law firms across the United States, with global offices from Colombia to the Philippines. Our scalable solutions ensure your firm remains competitive and efficient. Our global presence allows us to offer affordable solutions without compromising on quality or expertise. Focus on growing your practice while we handle the rest.
Multilingual Support
Our team brings multilingual capabilities that prove invaluable when working with diverse client populations.
Connect with the Top 1%
With our network of 2,000+ legal professionals, you gain access to attorneys with extensive experience in U.S. bankruptcy law.
24/7 Availability
Our team structure enables extended-hours coverage for urgent bankruptcy filings and time-sensitive matters. We work across multiple time zones and provide responsive support outside traditional business hours.
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How It Works
Start with a personalized discovery call to discuss your bankruptcy case needs, assess potential risks, and determine the best legal strategy for your business.
We'll connect you with an experienced lawyer who understands the complexities of bankruptcy law and can provide personalized support to your practice.
Your lawyer will provide ongoing support, ensuring compliance with evolving bankruptcy regulations and protecting your client from costly disputes.
We Promise Your Practice Transformation
More than a service provider—we're your partner in success. Scale resources flexibly with experienced bankruptcy attorneys who understand the Bankruptcy Code, federal and state laws, and local rules. Get expert support while reducing costs compared to in-house hiring. Schedule your free consultation today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy is a legal process established by federal law in which a debtor (an individual or a business) is declared insolvent and repays debts under the protection of the bankruptcy court. It provides debtors with a fresh financial start by either liquidating assets to pay creditors or creating a repayment plan while protecting them from collection actions. The bankruptcy process is supervised by specialized federal courts and follows specific procedures based on the type of bankruptcy filed.
What types of bankruptcy cases do you support?
At Remote Attorneys, we support a wide range of bankruptcy cases, including:
- Chapter 7: Liquidation of assets to discharge unsecured debts.
- Chapter 11: Reorganization for businesses or individuals with significant debt.
- Chapter 13: Repayment plans for individuals with regular income.
- Assisting with filings
- Financial documentation
- Legal research
Our team of lawyers specializes in providing legal support for all stages of these cases.
How much does it cost for bankruptcy lawyers in the United States?
The cost of hiring a bankruptcy lawyer varies depending on the complexity of the case, location, and law firm fees. On average, bankruptcy attorneys charge between $1,000 and $3,500 for Chapter 7 cases and $3,000 to $6,000 for Chapter 13 cases. Complex Chapter 11 business reorganizations can cost tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees.
Remote Attorneys offer a transformative solution at just $19 per hour for qualified bankruptcy support, enabling law firms to provide more competitive rates to clients while maintaining large profit margins.
What is the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy is a liquidation bankruptcy where non-exempt assets are sold to pay off creditors. It typically takes 3-6 months and is designed for individuals with limited income who cannot repay their debts.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy is a reorganization bankruptcy where debts are restructured into a 3-5 year repayment plan. It allows debtors to keep their property while making structured payments toward their debts. It's ideal for individuals with regular income who want to keep their assets, such as a home or car.
How to file bankruptcy for credit card debt?
Filing for bankruptcy due to credit card debt typically involves filing either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. The process includes gathering financial documents, completing required forms, undergoing credit counseling, and submitting a petition to the bankruptcy court. A bankruptcy attorney can guide you through the process and ensure compliance with all legal requirements.
How many times can you file for bankruptcy?
There are no lifetime limits on how many times you can file for bankruptcy, but important time restrictions apply between filings. For example, after receiving a Chapter 7 discharge, you must wait 8 years before filing another Chapter 7.
Following a Chapter 13 discharge, you must wait 2 years before filing another Chapter 13 or 4 years from a prior Chapter 7 filing to receive another discharge.
If your previous bankruptcy was dismissed without discharge, you may face a 180-day waiting period, particularly if the dismissal resulted from violating court orders or voluntarily dismissing the case after a creditor sought relief from the automatic stay.
What happens when you file for bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy triggers several important legal mechanisms. First, an 'automatic stay' immediately goes into effect, halting most collection activities, including foreclosures, repossessions, wage garnishments, and utility disconnections. The court appoints a trustee to oversee your case and review your financial situation.
You must attend a 341 meeting (meeting of creditors) approximately 30–45 days after filing, where the trustee and creditors may question you under oath about your finances.
In Chapter 7, non-exempt assets may be liquidated to pay creditors, while Chapter 13 establishes a structured repayment plan. Throughout the process, you must complete financial management courses and provide any additional information requested by the trustee.