Are there additional filing fees associated with filing for bankruptcy?

Yes, there are additional fees associated with filing for bankruptcy in Virginia. These fees include fees for the filing of a petition and fees for the filing of additional documents related to the bankruptcy filing. The filing fee for a bankruptcy petition in Virginia is $338. This fee must be paid in full before the petition can be filed. Additionally, the trustee who administers the bankruptcy case may require a filing fee for certain documents associated with the bankruptcy case, such as a motion to convert the case from one chapter to another or a motion to set aside a lien. These fees generally range from $30 to $50. A fee may also be charged for filing a plan of reorganization or a proof of claim. Additionally, court fees may be charged for appearing in court related to the bankruptcy proceedings, or for filing a notice of appeal. Lastly, Virginia law requires the debtor to take an approved credit counseling course prior to filing, which may incur a fee.

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