How to Start a Bankruptcy Forms Processing Service

Work at home for bankruptcy attorneys nationwide. Documents are filed electronically online. Attorneys save money and drastically reduce their overhead expenses.

The majority of bankruptcy courts nationwide now require all documents to be filed electronically in PDF format. This has opened up an exciting opportunity for professionals to work from their home and draft Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions for attorneys across United States. The average consumer bankruptcy attorney operates on a very tight budget. Providing him or her with your service will not only lower their overhead costs but maintain consistency in their document preparation procedures.

A typical bankruptcy forms processing business might operate like this:

1. Client downloads or is emailed a set of Client Intake Forms in PDF format to print and fill out in comfort of their own home.

2. Client will fax or email their completed forms to attorney for review. If attorney decides to accept bankruptcy case, forms processor begins drafting bankruptcy petition from information provided on Client Intake Forms.

3. Areas of Client Intake Forms that are not properly completed by client or containing statements that require a more detailed answer would easily be solved with a simple phone call to client to obtain missing information. No face-to-face appointment would be necessary.

4. After drafting of bankruptcy petition, forms processor saves document in PDF format and sends it to attorney as an attachment on an email.

5. At this point attorney may wish to meet with clients to review their bankruptcy petition before filing petition, but it is not absolutely necessary.

Note: Electronically filed documents do not require client’s handwritten signature so it is not necessary for attorney to meet clients face-to-face before filing bankruptcy petition. An attorney is provided with an electronic signature by court that he or she uses for electronic filing purposes.

OK. You can look at idea as very cold and unromantic. You can look at idea as a considerate and practical way to decide before marriage certain issues having to do with your money.

It is interesting to note that custom of creating prenuptial agreements is not modern invention that it seems to be. During 19th century, before Married Women's Property Act of 1848, prenuptial agreements were necessary for women in United States. Until act became law, everything a woman owned or inherited was transferred to her husband. If he died or divorced her, she was just out of luck.

Nowadays it is not so uncommon to execute prenuptial agreements. And these are not just for famous super-rich couples we read about, where one spouse is much richer than other. These are couples who want to be upfront about financial issues and get that out of way before wedding.

A Prenuptial Agreement is a signed and notarized contract that describes how a couple will handle financial aspects of their marriage. The prenuptial agreement has many positive benefits that are not related to divorce, and although it is not very romantic, it has many positive elements.