Attorney Intake Forms
Aurora Illinois Bankruptcy Lawyers & Attorneys
Jesse Barrientes: Sure. Let me ask you this. I know a few years ago here they changed the laws a little bit, and I get a lot of people who sometimes they don't even want to complete the forms. We will talk about that a moment if we have the time.
David Siegel: Intake forms, you're talking about.
Jesse Barrientes: Intake forms, right, because the volunteer petition for bankruptcy, Chapter 7 or 13, is extensive and requires a lot of information, but are there any other hoops that I have to jump through? Are there any other requirements? Do I just go in to your Aurora office and complete the forms, sign it, you file it, and we rock and roll a little bit?
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See Also:
Chapter 7
Misconceptions about Chapter 7
Life after Chapter 7 bankruptcy
Privacy is protected in bankruptcy
Household income qualifications
Converting Chapter 13 to Chapter 7
Converting Chapter 7 to Chapter 13
Chapter 13
Using Chapter 13 to save a home
Choosing Chapter 13 versus Chapter 7
Debt consolidation & late fees
Administrative fees & the bankruptcy trustee
Chapter 13 payment plan dismissal
