We are a what you would call a boutique Bankruptcy Firm,  in the North Denver metro area.  A Boutique Bankruptcy Firm describes a medium size firm that has a particular specialty. We specialize in bankruptcy: Chapter 7, Chapter 13, Business Bankruptcy, Means Test issues and the Trustee.

Bankruptcy is our ONLY business.
Bankruptcy is often the most effective tool for obtaining relief from oppressive debt. We offer a Free Consultation where the benefits of filing bankruptcy will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis with a full review of all your options.

We provide special attention to each client,  and the unique effects bankruptcy will have on their lives.

If you have been told that your household income is too high for a Chapter 13, that is our specialty – call us!

If you have been told that you cannot get rid of your second mortgage and keep your home – call us!

If you have been told anything about bankruptcy that has kept you from filing – CALL US!

We can help you deal with collection agencies and to stop harassment from them. Our Firm will prepare the necessary documents from the information you provide on our online questionnaire. You will then simply meet with the attorney,and sign the documents, after which we will file the documents with the bankruptcy court. Once your case is filed, your hearing will occur 30 to 40 days later. In a Chapter 7, you will be discharged in about 8 to 9 weeks.

Our Firm can help you with your options when your are thinking about declaring bankruptcy. It can be affordable, fast, and easy to start your bankruptcy. You can complete much of the bankruptcy process online using our easy and fast system.  We also offer you the option to make monthly payments to us, your balance must be paid in full prior to filing.

The Initial Consultation is FREE

Need help with a bankruptcy? Chapter7? Chapter 13? The Law Offices of Custer Roberson can help. Our team of bankruptcy attorneys located in the North Denver Metro area offer a free consultation. No charge, with no obligation we will review your financial . Our fees are low and fair. All information regarding fees is general in nature. We cannot quote you an exact fee until the complexity of your matter has been evaluated.

Our prices reflect our commitment our clients. We are committed to quality, detail, and the special attention we pay to you and your legal issues. Our outstanding staff will answer your calls and e-mails, handle your creditors, compile all your documents, and meets with you face-to-face prior to filing your case and before your court date. We are here to help make the process of bankruptcy as painless as possible for you.

In addition, we utilize an online bankruptcy questionnaire to help streamline the process. We  so certain that you will find our services second to none.

We encourage you to visit other firms and attorneys before making your decision. Bankruptcy is a serious decision to make and it is important that your attorney understands all options available to you under the bankruptcy code.

Once you have compared firms, we are confident you will choose the Law Offices of Custer Roberson. To see what our clients are saying about us, please see our Client review on the homepage – RatePoint.

FEE’S

BANKRUPTCY COURT – Filing Fees

Bankruptcy Court charges a $299.00 FILING FEE for a CHAPTER 7

Bankruptcy Court charges a $274.00 FILING FEE for a CHAPTER 13

In addition, there is a Credit Counseling Certificate and a Debtor Education Certificate that need to be completed. The fee’s start at $35:00 per household.

ATTORNEY FEES

A simple Chapter 7 bankruptcy for a single filer under the median income the Fee  is approx. $1,000.00

A simple Chapter 7 bankruptcy for a single filer under the median income the Fee  is approx. $1,000.00

A simple Chapter 13 bankruptcy for a single or married filer Fee is approx. $1,600.00

A simple bankruptcy filed due to business  debt fees is  approx. $3,000.00

We offer senior and single parent discounts.

Bankruptcy History:

The term “bankruptcy” itself is defined as being financially unable to pay one’s debts as they become due, or to have more debts than assets. The word derives from a medieval term meaning “broken table”. In towns where merchants sold their wares on tables, those with whom they did business would break the table of a non-paying or defaulting merchant.

Mark Jackson – Our Buddy 2009

THE STAFF 2008!