I need some avises on Debt management

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Recently, I signed up with CCCS.org, and sign up with its Debt management plan (DMP); because I was sued by the collector for one bad debt I couldn't be able to pay. I was intend to make the payment, and I had called the collector to arrange the payment plan several times. It seems that the collector was not willing to accept my offer. So, after I go with the DMP, and I follow the court order procedure to Answer the complaint; finally, I received a consent judgment from the state court. It requires me to pay $200 monthly to the collector's law firm until the balance paid in full. There is also one dilemma, the CCCS (credit counseling agent) also push me to make the second payment, the same amount $200, but with 10% charge for the administrative fees, which added up to $220 per month. I understand that CCCS is a nonprofit organization, and it needs clients to help with their overhead costs. But with 10% extra on my shoulder, it will be too much for me. Should I just get rid of CCCS, or should I pay the collector's law firm directly without the help of CCCS, so I can avoid the 10% charge? Please give me some advise on this one.