How Long Does Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Take?
A typical individual or husband and wife Chapter 11 case will take no less than 150 and usually no more than 700 days from start to finish. Many variables enter into this timing issue, but, the typical case is over in about one year. Milestones typically come as follows:
Initial meeting to assessment and recommended plan — 10 days
Plan meeting to filing of petition — 10 days
Filing to hearings on first day motions — 1 to 3 days
US trustee office introductory meeting — 5 to 14 days from filing
Case management meeting with the court — 14 to 21 days after filing
First meeting of creditors — 14 to 45 days after filing
Filing of plan and disclosure statement — At filing up to 180 days after filing
Plan confirmation (if confirmed) — 30 to 50 days after Plan filing
Notice of case closure — Plan dependent, usually 45 days after confirmation
Discharge — End of plan repayment period (typically 60 months, plus 30 days for motion and hearing)
Contact Us Now for an Initial Consultation
The fee for an initial consultation for a Consumer Bankruptcy case is $200.00. Payment may be made in advance by Debit Card, ACH, Wire Transfer, or, at the time of the consultation, by check or cash.
The fee for an initial consultation for a Commerical Bankruptcy case is $360.00. Payment may be made in advance by Debit Card, ACH, Wire Transfer, or, at the time of the consultation, by check or cash.
For services performed on a fixed fee basis, which include Elder Law, Probate, Estate Planning, and Consumer Bankruptcy, the consultation fee will be credited against the fixed fee upon engagement.
All consultation fees are non-refundable.
Call 281-419-8733 or complete the contact form linked here to arrange an initial consultation or case evaluation.