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Are you asking about the fees the lawyer charges, or the fees the court charges?

The lawyer can waive their own fees, but I can't imagine why they would do that.

The court fees are a matter of statute, and the statutes MIGHT have provisions for the judge to waive those fees under certain circumstances. It's possible.

Not sure it would make much difference. In general you come out of a bankruptcy with no assets or debts (some exceptions) and the only difference waiving fees would have would be on how much the creditors wind up with. Wouldn't change much for the Petitioner, in the end.

2007-10-06 02:28:17 · answer #1 · answered by open4one 7 · 0 0

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