How does the process work?
Bankruptcy is a time honored practice that affords honest debtors the opportunity for a fresh start. Everyone filing bankruptcy has experienced financial problems beyond his or her control. The Court, the Trustees, and Attorney Kirby understand this, and if you comply with their instructions, they will help you out of your financial crisis. In order to get the debt relief to which you are entitled, you must make full disclosure of all your financial affairs. Don’t jeopardize your discharge by omitting anything For your initial consultation with me, you will need to bring your financial documents. If you do not possess the following documents for whatever reason and you cannot bring them to the meeting, you may authorize me to obtain them online for you at our first meeting. Please note that the document agency who provides the documents charges a reasonable fee for this service. However, obtaining the documents online might be necessary if you do not have the documents or cannot get th
You contact me via phone or email so I can learn a bit about your situation. I will determine what information I need from you, but most usually I will request you to email or fax me a copy of your outdated or current and just-isn’t-cutting-it resume and/or cover letter, and if you don’t have any of that then I’ll ask you to complete the Resume Information Form. I will also ask you for your current job description–if you have something official, that’s great, if not, we’ll just gather the information at our first meeting. The final bit of information I’ll need from you are details about the job or type of job you would like to apply for. Most useful are actual job descriptions for which you can fax or email me the link(s) to, if the position is posted online, or just copy and paste it into an email for me. Before our first meeting I’ll use the information you’ve given me to prepare a focused list of questions, using the desired position description(s) as my guide to make sure that you
