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Compare 20 top-rated bankruptcy lawyers professionals in Anchorage. Read real reviews, check credentials, and get free quotes.
Looking for top-rated bankruptcy lawyers in Anchorage, AK? Our directory features 20 bankruptcy lawyers professionals serving the Anchorage metro area,with an average rating of 4.3 stars from 451 Google reviews.
Look for an attorney who focuses primarily on bankruptcy law, is licensed in your state, and has strong Google ratings from clients who mention clear communication and realistic outcome expectations. Ask whether they handle Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or both — not all bankruptcy attorneys handle every case type.
Chapter 7 attorney fees typically run $1,000–$2,500 depending on case complexity and market. Chapter 13 fees are usually $3,000–$5,000 (often paid partially through the repayment plan). Court filing fees are $313 (Ch. 7) and $313 (Ch. 13) as of 2025.
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Court filing fees are additional ($338 for Ch.7, $313 for Ch.13).
*Estimates based on Anchorage area averages. Get a personalized quote above.
Chapter 7 cases typically discharge in 3–6 months. Chapter 13 involves a 3–5 year repayment plan before discharge. The initial filing provides an automatic stay (protection from creditors) within hours of submission.
Ask whether they practice primarily bankruptcy law, how many cases they handle per year, whether they will personally handle your case or delegate to paralegals, what their total fee covers, and how they communicate updates during the process.
All listings are sourced from Google Business Profiles and ranked by real Google ratings and total review counts. We display each attorney's rating and review volume so you can compare track records. Independently confirm bar membership and standing with your state bar association.
Document all communications and file a complaint with your state bar association if you believe there was professional misconduct. You may also seek a second legal opinion, request your case file, and consult with a legal malpractice attorney if you suffered financial harm.