Total Filings
2,006
#38 nationally · Lower-volume state
State profile · FY2024 · AOUSC
According to AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics, 2,006 federal filings were recorded in FY2024 across 1 judicial district and 1.96 million residents, Chapter 7, 11, 12, and 13.
Data updated September 2026
The bottom line
Idaho filings declined 51.8% across the 10-year AOUSC window ending FY2024.
Statistical information only, not legal advice. Outcomes depend on district local rules, exemption law, and the means test. This page does not recommend whether to file.
Based on this state's bankruptcy filing rate (AOUSC, per 100,000 residents) and its most recently reported unemployment rate, each benchmarked against every tracked state (50 states + DC). Lower filings and lower unemployment score higher; this is not a measure of overall affordability, cost of living, or quality of life.
AOUSC case-type split of the same 2,006 filings shown above, orthogonal to the chapter mix below.
Left: nearby jurisdictions by FY2024 filings per 100,000 residents (AOUSC). Right: Idaho rate on the same scale as the 51-jurisdiction peak, with the national average marked.
Every jurisdiction plotted by FY2024 total filings (volume) against filings per 100,000 residents (intensity), with Idaho highlighted among all 30. A large state can lead on volume without leading on rate, or the reverse.
Source: AOUSC Judicial Caseload Statistics (filings) · U.S. Census Bureau Population Estimates →
Total Filings
2,006
#38 nationally · Lower-volume state
Per 100,000
102.1
#31 per capita · Below national median
Chapter 7
1,735
86% of total · Above national share
Chapter 13
243
12% of total · Below national share
Chapter 11
27
Business reorganization · Below national share
Business
80
Of total filings · Near national share
Rate per 100k population (decimal share) and total filings - Idaho highlighted
WA
ID
TX
IA
Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics →
3.1%
Unemployment (2023)
102.1
Filings per 100k Pop.
102.1
Filings per 100,000 population
#31
Per-capita rank among 51 jurisdictions
Idaho has a mid-pack per-capita filing rate (#31 of 51) at 102.1 per 100k.
Falling multi-year filing trend
2,006 FY2024 filings put Idaho in the lightest third by raw volume (#38); year-to-year swings are noisier, so pair counts with the per-capita band. Chapter 7 liquidations dominate at 86% (upper-third Chapter 7 share); Chapter 13 is 12% - a liquidation-leaning court culture relative to repayment-heavy peers.
On a thin volume book, the 10-year swing (declined 51.8%) can be a few hundred cases - read the year table in absolute counts. 1 district; business filings 80 (Ch.11 27). Unemployment 3.1% (2023).
These figures describe aggregate court filings; they do not forecast any individual case outcome. Statistical information only - not legal advice; this page does not recommend whether to file.
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
What to do with this
Idaho's own numbers, then where to compare them.
Figures are Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (AOUSC) Judicial Caseload Statistics FY2024 filings - see the methodology page for how states and chapters are defined.