Start Your Bankruptcy Case Online

Most clients complete the MyCaseInfo questionnaire in 2 to 4 hours total, spread across multiple sessions. You can save your progress and return at any time. The system guides you through each section: personal information, income, expenses, assets, debts, and prior filings. Document uploads happen as you go.

Yes. MyCaseInfo uses bank-level SSL encryption to protect all data transmitted between your device and the server. Your information is accessible only to Steven C. Fraser, P.A. and is never shared with third parties. All attorney-client communications remain privileged.

Once you complete the questionnaire and upload your documents, Attorney Fraser personally reviews everything. He then contacts you to discuss your case, confirm the filing strategy (Chapter 7 or Chapter 13), and schedule your filing date. There are no surprise hand-offs to paralegals or third-party networks.

No. You can start the questionnaire immediately and upload documents as you gather them. The system saves your progress automatically. Most clients begin with basic personal information and add financial documents over the following days.

Yes. Attorney Fraser handles 100% virtual bankruptcy filings across all three Florida federal districts. Case preparation happens through MyCaseInfo, consultations are by phone or video, and the petition is filed electronically. The only in-person requirement is the 341 Meeting of Creditors, which is typically conducted by telephone throughout Florida.

For a joint filing, both spouses complete the questionnaire together under one account. MyCaseInfo supports married couple filings with combined income, expense, and asset schedules. Joint filing is often more cost-effective than two separate petitions.

Chapter 7 (single filer): $1,500 attorney fee + $338 court filing fee. Chapter 7 (married couple): $1,750 attorney fee + $338 court filing fee. Chapter 13: attorney fees vary by plan complexity and are discussed at your free consultation. Payment plans are available through Confido Legal. No hidden costs.

Florida has one of the strongest homestead exemptions in the country. Under Article X, Section 4 of the Florida Constitution, there is no dollar cap on home equity if you have owned and resided in the property for at least 1,215 days before filing. You must continue making mortgage payments, but your equity is fully protected. Chapter 13 can also cure mortgage arrears and stop foreclosure.

MyCaseInfo supports individual cases (single filer or married couple) for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy, and non-individual cases for small business liquidation under Chapter 7. This includes sole proprietors, LLCs, and corporations seeking orderly wind-down of business operations.