If I am disabled and my daughter will soon deliver her baby, what will be the available lowest cost of bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy will eliminate the debts but I'm not sure you'll qualify to buy a house with only $1,015 per month income for a family of three.

I think you are looking for a low-cost or no-cost (pro bono) lawyer for your bankruptcy. And considering all the bad blows life has dealt you, you ought to find one. Most State Bar organisations have a lawyer referral service, which may be able to direct you to such a lawyer. Some law firms specialize in representing people at a sharply reduced rate-check for Community Justice, Inc. in Madison, or Legal Action for Wisconsin, or Judicare. If these get you nowhere, you might call some BR lawyers listed in the yellow pages and tell them, near the beginning of the conversation, that you cannot afford to pay more than a minimal fee, and if they can't accept it, can they identify someone who can.

I say this over and over again but many people do not want to hear it. Bankruptcy is not a magic solution to your problems. If your only source of income is from disability, or your wages are below $398.55 a week, no creditor can forcibly seize these cash resources from you. You do not need to squander your money filing bankruptcy with an inexpensive lawyer or petition preparer and take a risk that you will be worse off afterwards. While you may believe you need to file bankruptcy, it is unlikely that bankruptcy will provide you with any meaningful help.