Client Intake

Online bankruptcy intake forms. Complete the Bankruptcy Questionnaire and Creditor Information first. Use the Business Questionnaire tab only if instructed by the attorney or office.

Required for Every Client

  • Bankruptcy Questionnaire
  • Creditor Information
Complete all questions. If a question does not apply, enter “N/A.”

Client Checklist

  • Federal & State tax returns for the last three years
  • Paystubs for the last six months
  • Current Social Security, retirement, benefits, or pension award letter
  • Color copy of driver license
  • Color copy of Social Security card
  • Last three months of bank statements for all active accounts
Bankruptcy Questionnaire
Complete all questions. If a question does not apply, enter “N/A.” Please list all property, all creditors, and all requested information so it can be properly reviewed.
Name & Residence Information
Phone Type:
Prior Bankruptcy
Have you ever filed or been involved in a prior bankruptcy?
Have you had a previous bankruptcy discharge within the last 8 years?
Property Information
HOA?
Judgments?
Is this property in foreclosure?
2nd Mortgage?
3rd Mortgage?
2nd Mortgage
3rd Mortgage
Was this property inherited?
Does anyone else have interest in this property?
Do you have any rental property?
Mobile Home & Land Information
Is the land and mobile home on one mortgage?
Mobile Home Section 3a
Land Section 3b
Other Property
Timeshare Section 4a
Burial Plot Section 4b
Do you own a burial plot?
Lease Section 4c
Do you have a residential lease?
Current?
Active Bank Accounts
Account Type:
Other Financial Information
Within the last year, have you closed any bank accounts?
Type:
Within the last 2 years, have you had a safety deposit box?
Did you place a security deposit on anything such as utilities?
Stocks, Collectibles, Firearms & Furnishings
Do you own any stocks, bonds, mutual funds or CDs?
Do you own any books, prints/pictures, stamps, coins, or sports equipment of substantial value?
Do you own any firearms?
Household Furnishings Section 5c
Please list uncommon household furnishings such as patio furniture, grill, freezer, and any other substantial items.
Insurance, Jewelry & Retirement
Insurance Section 5d
Type:
Jewelry & Other Personal Effects Section 5e
Please list jewelry or personal effects with substantial value, such as watches, gold, pearls, or similar items.
Retirement - pension, IRA, 401k, etc.
Type:
Current funds borrowed?
Motor Vehicles
Includes vehicles, boats, motorcycles, ATVs, trailers, and similar property.
Leased?
Insured?
Type of Coverage:
Income
Occupation Section 6a
Pay Frequency:
Employment Type:
Spousal Income Section 6b
Spouse Pay Frequency:
Spouse Employment Type:
Other Income Section 6c
Income Type:
Child Support Details
Court Ordered?
Do you receive or pay?
Current?
Gifts Section 6d
Have you received an inheritance, substantial gift, 401k, pension, or other income within the last year?
Household Expenses & Dependents
Dependents Section 7b
Other Questions
Addresses Within Last 3 Years
Have you repaid any debts totaling more than $600 within the last 90 days to a creditor?
Within the last year, did you or do you have any pending lawsuits, workers compensation, judgments, etc.?
Have you had any previous marriages?
Within the last year, did you lose a substantial amount of money because of fire, theft, or car accident?
Did insurance pay for any part of the loss?
Have you had any property or merchandise repossessed?
Have you co-signed on any loans?
Within the last six years, were you the sole proprietor of a business, 1099 contractor, LLC, etc.?
Have you ever been told you received more government funds than you were supposed to?
Are you the beneficiary of a trust or future interest?
Are you expecting funds or property in the near future by gift, inheritance, or life insurance proceeds?
Are your wages being garnished because of a debt owed?
Are you in possession of any funds, property, furniture, etc. that belongs to another person or that you are holding for someone in trust?
Tax Debt & Student Loans
Do you owe any tax debt to the IRS or State?
Type:
Have taxes been filed?
Do you have auto or property tax debt?
Type:
Do you have student loans?
Have you ever co-signed student loans for someone else?
If yes to either student loan question, list the information on the creditor sheets.
Creditor Information
List every creditor you owe money to, including credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, vehicle loans, mortgages, student loans, collection accounts, lawsuits, family/friends, and anyone else claiming you owe money.
Creditor Sheet

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Business Questionnaire
Attorney Requested Only: Complete this tab only if RK Pruitt Law Firm specifically instructed you to complete business forms. This section includes the Business Questionnaire and Profit & Loss Statement.
Business Questionnaire: Basic Information
Phone Type:
Are you presently self-employed?
Is this business incorporated?
Do you have any employees?
Does your business have any W-2 employees?
W-2 Employees
Are you current in payroll taxes?
Business Assets, Inventory & Taxes
Do you have accounts receivable?
Do you have any inventory?
Inventory
Does your business owe any federal or state taxes?
Type:
Books, Tax Preparer, License, Insurance & Future Debt
Do you have a current business license?
Do you have business liability insurance?
After your case is filed, do you believe you will incur any additional credit or debt?
Important Business Notice
Please be advised that self-employed debtors may not take certain actions without specific court authorization, including but not limited to: use of cash collateral, post-petition employment of professionals, payment of pre-petition wages or salary except as allowed, payment of other unsecured pre-petition debt, borrowing money, incurring debt, or selling property other than in the ordinary course of business. You are responsible for maintaining adequate business records and required insurance.
Profit & Loss Statements
The attorney usually needs 3-6 months of Profit & Loss statements. Complete one statement for each month requested. Use the "+ Add Another Month" button to add additional months.
Profit & Loss Statement
Income
2. Cost of Goods Sold
Expenses
19. Insurance
Taxes

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