The hardest part of running a solo bankruptcy practice isn't the law — it's that there's only one of you. Every means test, every set of schedules, every creditor matrix is an hour you can't spend counseling clients, appearing at a 341, or bringing in the next case. Hiring a paralegal means a salary, benefits, payroll taxes, and a software seat you have to justify in the slow months. A virtual paralegal solves the capacity problem without the fixed cost.
Built for the solo economics
- Flat fee per case — a predictable cost you can price into the engagement, not a salary that runs all year
- Pay only when you send work; send more in a busy stretch, less when it's not
- No retainer, no minimum volume, and no long-term contract
- Bankruptcy-only paralegals — no training a general assistant on the means test
- Filing-ready in the software you already use, so your review is fast
- Bilingual intake — English and Spanish
You stay the attorney
We prepare the file; you review, sign, and file it. The attorney-client relationship, the legal judgment, and the courtroom are always yours — we work under your supervision, behind the scenes and folded into your workflow, never stepping in as the filer. We are not a bankruptcy petition preparer and don't give legal advice. That bright line is what lets you delegate the volume with confidence.
The result is simple: the same document work, off your desk, so you can carry more cases and get your evenings back — without adding a single person to your payroll.
Flat per-case pricing
A personal Chapter 7 is $300 per case and a business Chapter 7 is $400. Chapter 13 is $400 without plan drafting or $500 with the plan drafted. Chapter 11 is $90/hour with an estimate up front.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a good fit for a true solo practice?
It's built for it. A solo attorney gets experienced paralegal support without the fixed cost of an employee — you pay a flat fee per case and only when you send work, so there's no salary running during a slow month.
What does it cost for a solo attorney?
Flat per case: $300 for a personal Chapter 7, $400 for a business Chapter 7, and $400 (without plan) or $500 (with plan) for a Chapter 13. Chapter 11 is $90/hour with an estimate up front. No retainer, no minimum, no long-term contract.
Will my clients know I'm using a paralegal service?
We work behind the scenes, under your supervision, folded into how your practice already runs. We don't interact with your clients as the filer of record — the attorney-client relationship, the signature, and the courtroom are always yours.
How do I know the work will be right?
Every case goes through our quality-control review before it reaches you, and you review and sign everything before it's filed. Starting with a single case lets you judge the work directly.
Services are provided exclusively to licensed attorneys and law firms. We are not a bankruptcy petition preparer and do not provide legal advice or services to the public.