Filing Chapter 7 doesn't have to be overwhelming. Chapter One guides you through every form, reads your bank statements for you, and makes sure nothing catches you off guard.
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6 months analysed · 847 transactions
Below Michigan median · You qualify
2 items flagged for your attention
Court-ready PDF · All schedules
We handle the complexity. You answer straightforward questions and upload your documents — we do the rest.
Basic information about your household, income, and why you're filing. Plain English — no legal terminology.
~10 minutesWe read 6 months of statements automatically — calculating your means test, spotting what a trustee will look for, flagging anything you need to disclose.
We do the readingWe show you exactly what the trustee will see. Crypto activity, unusual transfers, creditor payments. Nothing hidden, no surprises on filing day.
Full transparencyCourt-ready PDFs of every required form — means test, all schedules, Statement of Financial Affairs — organised and ready to file.
Print and file"This isn't the end of your story. It's the first page of the next one."
Chapter 7 gives you a legal fresh start. We make sure you get there without missing a step.
Every other tool asks you to declare your finances from memory. We upload your bank statements and find everything automatically — the same way a trustee would.
6-month income average pulled directly from your deposits. No spreadsheets, no guessing.
We find exchanges, wallet transfers, and crypto-related transactions automatically. Trustees always look for these.
Payments to family, large withdrawals, unusual patterns — disclosed correctly so nothing comes back to hurt you.
The form most people get wrong — completed from your actual transaction history, not your best recollection.
A Chapter 7 attorney costs $1,500–$3,000. Chapter One gives you everything you need to file confidently — for a fraction of that.
One-time payment · Your filing, your fresh start
Document preparation service · Not legal advice · Your data is private and never shared