Boone County residents file in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Eastern District of Kentucky — Covington Division. Here's exactly what that means for your case, your 341 meeting, and your local options.
All Boone County bankruptcy cases are handled by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky, Covington Division. This is the court located at 35 W. Fifth Street in Covington — a short drive from Burlington, Florence, Walton, and other Boone County communities.
Boone County is one of the fastest-growing counties in Kentucky, and the Covington court sees a significant volume of cases from Boone residents, particularly Chapter 7 filings related to medical debt and credit cards, and Chapter 13 cases from homeowners in the Florence and Burlington areas trying to save homes from foreclosure.
Must be completed within 180 days before filing. Use any DOJ-approved provider. Cost: $10–$50. You'll need the certificate when you file your petition.
Tax returns (2 years), pay stubs (6 months), bank statements (3 months), all loan/credit statements, property records, vehicle titles, and any lawsuit or garnishment paperwork you've received.
In-person filing: 35 W. Fifth Street, Covington, KY 41011. Clerk's window: Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm. Bring your petition, schedules, and $338 filing fee (Chapter 7) or $313 (Chapter 13). Electronic filing via PACER/CM-ECF if represented by an attorney.
Your case number is your shield. Provide it to employers, creditors, and courts immediately to stop garnishments and collection activity.
Room 106, 35 W. Fifth Street, Covington. Bring original driver's license + original Social Security card (no copies accepted). The trustee will ask basic questions about your assets and petition. Typical duration: 5–10 minutes.