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cost of motion

I am planning to roll my almost-10-year old student loans into my almost-10-year-old bankruptcy by having a motion made to the courts to do so. How much will this cost me (ballpark)? Is it cheaper (and/or better) to go with a trustee for this or a lawyer. Is there anyone you can recommend, given that not many lawyers or trustees have made these motions?

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One Response to “cost of motion”

Barton Goth GCO Bankruptcy Trustees said...

You are best to contact your original trustee, enquire into cost and if they aren’t in a position where they are able to do this (as typically most trustee’s don’t play a major role with this type of application) they can refer you to legal council that will be familiar with this type of action.