Why Geraci Law Is Better at Chapter 13

Keeping Your Chapter 13 Case on Track

Chapter 13 plans can last 36 to 60 months. We have been shown to be measurably more effective at administering our clients' Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Our tracking infrastructure is structurally built to catch missing employer remittances, file immediate motions to modify plans, and protect you, the client, before a judge steps in to dismiss your case. This is a fact. ProPublica’s 2018 reporting found a higher Chapter 13 success rate for Geraci Law than other bankruptcy law firms.

Prepared for Your Court Hearing

For instance, at a recent court hearing in one of the Indiana districts where we practice law, there were only three other "law firms" present. They’re basically solo lawyers, and they were not prepared to proceed with any one of their three cases because their staff was either ill, fired, or had quit. This does not happen with Geraci Law. We were prepared and ready to go and got our cases approved.

Fast Filing and In-Person Help With Chapter 13

Geraci Law can prepare and file your Chapter 13 case, if necessary, in as little as one day, or even the same day. We will assist you in assembling all your documents so you have as little stress as possible. We have brick-and-mortar offices near you where our established attorneys and their wonderful paralegals can help you in person.

You do not have to deal with a phantom lawyer that you only see on video who is probably operating out of a spare room in their house or their basement. This has become increasingly common. We see lawyers who have been around for a long time that are listing offices on the internet that don’t even exist. If you choose one of them, you may never even see that person in the flesh, and there is no office for you to come into. Everything has to be done remotely on your telephone.

This is a massive advantage for choosing Geraci Law to be your bankruptcy lawyer. The fee that you will pay for a Chapter 13 case is usually the court-approved reasonable fee. Court-approved attorney fees can vary from state-to-state. So why pay the same and not get the name, and why get a statistically worse lawyer when you can get one of the oldest and most trusted bankruptcy law firms in the country?