Is there any type of financial legal aide to assist in filing bancruptcy? If I had that kind of money in my hand my bills wouldn't be behind.

As to the filing fees, if you cannot afford to pay the full fee at the time of filing, you may apply to pay the fee in installments.  A form, which is available from the bankruptcy clerk’s office, must be completed to make that application.  If your application to pay in installments is approved, you will be permitted to file your petition, completing payment of the fee over the course of four to six months.

If you cannot afford to pay the fee either in full at the time of filing or in installments, then you may request a waiver of the filing fee by completing this application and filing it with the Clerk of Court. A judge will decide whether you have to pay the fee.  By law, the judge may waive the fee only if your income is less than 150 percent of the official poverty line applicable to your family size and you are unable to pay the fee in installments.  You may obtain information about the poverty guidelines at http://www.uscourts.gov/bankruptcycourts.html or in the bankruptcy clerk’s office.  The site will also provide you with the proper form  file as well as explain the basics of bankruptcy.

As for legal representation, since money is an issue, see if you qualify for Legal Aid or see if they can recommend someone to help you.  Also, check if there is a law school nearby to where you live; they typically run free/low cost clinics that handle these type cases.  Additionally, you can contact the local Bar Association in your county; they may have a list of attorneys who will take your case "pro bono" (for free) or at least for a reduced fee based on your income/circumstances.