How are fees paid?
Although we prefer and quote semester fees, we understand that situations and circumstances may differ. Therefore, we offer the option of a prepaid monthly fee; this is under our Flexible Payment Plan. We also offer eight scholarships for children. These scholarships are determined on a case-by-case basis and will be given based on the student’s financial need and academic standing. There is a Family Discount Plan where the second child within a family that signs up receives 10% off of their semester tuition and the third child within a family receives 20% off of the semester tuition. Discounts apply to the lesser fees.
ECF courts generally require attorneys to pay bankruptcy fees for cases filed electronically via credit card payment. The attorney will complete and submit to the court a Credit Card Authorization form with a credit card number for the court to use. The court will maintain the credit card numbers in a secure area and process the bankruptcy fees the day following any filings. Most courts continue to accept cash and checks for over the counter filings. Currently, the Southern District of California and the Southern District of New York bankruptcy courts are testing a new enhancement which allows filers authorized by the court the ability to directly pay filing fees on CM/ECF using the U.S. Treasury Internet credit card service. Upon the successful submission of a docket entry requiring a filing fee payment as filing a bankruptcy petition, the filer will immediately be offered the option to pay the filing fee via the Internet. Assuming the filer chooses to immediately pay, the individual
