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Bankruptcy

Chapter 7 vs 13 assessment, engagement letters, stay notices and responses. Guided intakes that end in a Word draft for your review, drafted from each state's official statutes, rules and forms.

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  1. Chapter 7 or 13? Case Assessment

    Means test read, exemption exposure, recommendation, and filing checklist.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers

  2. Bankruptcy Engagement Letter

    Engage a consumer debtor: scope, flat fee, the client's duties and the Code's required notices.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers

  3. Notice of Automatic Stay to Creditor

    Notifies a creditor of the filing and identifies conduct the stay protects against.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers

  4. Response to Motion for Relief from Stay

    Oppose a creditor's motion to lift the stay: equity, adequate protection, cure, and an agreed order if needed.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers · Filed with a court

  5. Motion to Avoid Judicial Lien

    Avoid a judgment lien that impairs the debtor's exemption under section 522(f), with the formula laid out.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers · Filed with a court

  6. Reaffirmation Cover Letter

    Explain a reaffirmation agreement to the client, or send it to the creditor, with the deadline and the certification.

    All 13 states Lawsmith covers

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