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This article provides useful, detailed information about Filing Bankruptcy in Federal Courts.
One cannot file for bankruptcy through US state courts, since exclusive jurisdiction is vested with Federal courts. The court charges a certain fee at the time of filing, depending on which category of bankruptcy is being filed for. Specifically, a court fee for filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy is 4, ,039 for Chapter 11, 9 for Chapter 12 and 9 for Chapter 13. The charges vary for single individuals and married couples and can be paid in installments over a period
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