Upsolve Free Bankruptcy Filing

A nonprofit that helps you file bankruptcy for free. Chapter 7 bankruptcy is an important debt relief tool for Americans in severe financial distress from losing a job, getting injured, or getting divorced. Upsolve walks you through the steps on how to file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and get your fresh start in 10 steps.

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Upsolve Free Bankruptcy Filing

By Upsolve

Benefits

Free access to bankruptcy evaluation

Provide clients with cost effective means to resolve debt obligations

Main Features

Generate free bankruptcy forms

Access filing and post-filing support resources

Learning and information center

Primary Audience

Civil legal aid organizations

Low-income advocacy organizations

Benefits

Free access to bankruptcy evaluation

Provide clients with cost effective means to resolve debt obligations

Main Features

Generate free bankruptcy forms

Access filing and post-filing support resources

Learning and information center

Primary Audience

Civil legal aid organizations

Low-income advocacy organizations

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Upsolve is Automating Bankruptcy for Everyone
Upsolve, one of the three nonprofit tech startups in Y Combinator’s current winter batch, is building a unified and efficient software product to allow users easy access to the bankruptcy system. Users go through a series of questions to collect the required information about their financial circumstances, then Upsolve provides automated bankruptcy forms reviewed by an Upsolve attorney.
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This App Helps you File Bankruptcy for Free
The irony of filing for bankruptcy in the United States is that those who need it most often can’t afford it. Hiring an attorney can cost $2,000 in legal fees, which you very likely won’t have if you’re going bankrupt. If someone who has lost everything tries to handle the paperwork themselves–with 23 jargon-filled forms–it can mean making a mistake that dooms the application.
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Rohan Pavuluri

Co-founder & CEO

Upsolve

Bankruptcy is a really, really powerful tool for low-income Americans who are victims of predatory loans, or exorbitant medical bills, or losing their job due to things like automation. But it’s really impossible for people to file for bankruptcy on their own.