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Bankruptcy Debtor Education Course

The personal financial management course you must finish after filing, before the court will discharge your debts.

At a glance
  • Taken after you file your case
  • At least 2 hours
  • Certificate filed with the court
  • Required for your discharge

Regulated by the U.S. Trustee Program, Department of Justice.

Is this the right course?

You already filed

This is the second course. The first one, credit counseling, happens before filing and comes from a counseling agency.

You have your case number

It goes on the certificate.

You know your deadline

Your attorney or the court notice tells you the date.

How it works

01
Enter your case details

Case number and district, exactly as on your court notice.

02
Take the two hours

Practical lessons on money after bankruptcy.

03
We confirm it was you

Approved providers must verify who took the course.

04
Certificate to the court

You receive it, and we explain how it gets filed.

Optional extras we are preparing

The course is complete without any of these. Each one is optional and nothing is pre-selected. You will see every price before you pay.

Joint filers together

Spouses filing jointly take the same session at one price, with a certificate for each.

Certificate sent to your attorney

We email it to your attorney the moment you finish.

Attorney accounts

Law offices enroll clients and receive every certificate in one place.

What it covers

  1. Building a budget you can keep
  2. Managing money month to month
  3. Using credit wisely
  4. Protecting yourself as a consumer

Outline shown for planning. The final content is the version the U.S. Trustee Program approves.

Questions about this course

Is this the course I take before filing?

No. That one is credit counseling. This one comes after you file.

What happens if I skip it?

The court can close your case without discharging your debts.

How long is it?

At least two hours.

Other Texas courses

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