Counted Bankruptcy is software for bankruptcy law firms. It is not a law firm, does not give legal advice and is not a bankruptcy petition preparer. A licensed attorney must review every document before anything is filed.
Counted BankruptcyPilot

Chapter 13 plan software

A plan worksheet for Chapter 13 cases in the Northern District of Georgia, built from the same case data as the petition and schedules.

Follows the court’s plan sections

The worksheet follows the sections of the N.D. Ga. Chapter 13 Plan, version 1.4 (December 2020), published on the court’s plan page. It prints a clearly labeled draft summary for attorney review.

Means test for Chapter 13

The Chapter 13 means-test forms use the same U.S. Trustee tables as Chapter 7. The administrative expense multiplier for the Northern District of Georgia is 7.7% for cases filed on or after July 15, 2026 and 7.4% for April 1 – July 14, 2026 (UST data).

Filing fee

The Chapter 13 filing fee in N.D. Ga. is $313 (court fee page).

After filing

Paste or upload a court notice. Proposed deadlines go to an approval queue for staff, and client reminders are drafted in English or Spanish. During the pilot, reminders stay in the outbox and are not sent.

Questions

Does the software file the plan?

No. Electronic filing is off during the pilot, and the official plan form is completed by hand. The software prepares the worksheet and the summary.

Is the plan worksheet legal advice?

No. It is a calculation aid. The attorney chooses the plan terms and reviews every number.

Try it with your firm

The pilot is open to licensed attorneys and law-firm staff. Payments are not collected during the pilot.