Superforms
Bankruptcy intake

Bankruptcy intake that gets you the whole financial picture.

A bankruptcy filing needs an exhaustive account of income, debts, and assets. Superforms turns your intake into a guided form that walks clients through each part and explains it, so you get complete and accurate numbers the first time.

What it covers

What a bankruptcy intake actually asks

We rebuild the intake you already use, so it gathers the same things, just in a form clients can get through. A typical one covers:

Income and employment

All sources of income for the household, the basis for the means test.

Debts and creditors

Secured and unsecured debts, with the creditors, balances, and account details.

Assets and property

What the client owns, real and personal, so exemptions can be applied.

Monthly expenses

The regular household expenses that complete the financial picture.

Prior filings and background

Any earlier bankruptcy and the history that affects eligibility.

The problem

Why this intake stalls

Bankruptcy intake is the most exhaustive financial disclosure a client will ever fill out, and they are usually doing it while stressed and embarrassed about money. Faced with pages on income, every debt, and every asset, people skip parts and leave gaps, and an incomplete schedule is a problem you inherit.

Why it works

How Superforms handles it

Same questions, delivered so people finish them. Every plan includes:

Read aloud

Every question is spoken, so a client who struggles with dense forms does not stall on one.

Legal terms explained

The jargon in your form is explained in plain words on tap, so you field fewer confused calls.

Any phone, no app

It opens in a browser on any device. No download, no account, no password to reset.

Your firm branding

Your name, logo, and colors throughout. To your client, it looks like you built it.

Save and come back

A long intake can be done in more than one sitting, so a client is never forced to finish in one go.

Document collection

Clients upload the files the matter needs right inside the form, so nothing is chased by email.

Plain language

The terms we explain for your clients

Where your form uses a word only a lawyer would know, the client can tap it and hear it in plain English. For this practice that includes:

Means testChapter 7 and Chapter 13ExemptionsSecured and unsecured debtDischargeReaffirmationSchedulesCreditor
Not a case system

Keep the case system you already run

Superforms is the intake front door, not another case manager. Clients fill out the guided form, and the finished intake hands off to the software your firm already uses, such as Clio or MyCase, so the answers land where your team works. You add one thing instead of replacing your practice.

Questions firms ask

What does a bankruptcy intake form collect?

It gathers the full financial account a filing needs: every source of income, every debt and creditor, all assets and property, monthly expenses, and any prior filing. Superforms rebuilds that intake as a guided form that walks the client through each part and explains it, so the numbers come back complete.

Does it handle Chapter 7 and Chapter 13?

Yes. We rebuild whatever intake you already use, so it can serve both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 matters and gather the income, debt, and asset detail each one needs.

Will it get complete financials from stressed clients?

That is what the guided, step-by-step flow is for. Taking one part at a time, with plain-language help on terms like the means test and exemptions, makes an overwhelming disclosure doable, so fewer fields come back blank.

Can I keep my current questionnaire?

Yes. Send us the intake you already use and we rebuild that same content as a guided form. There is nothing new to write.

Does it work with Clio or my case system?

The finished intake hands off to the case system you already use, such as Clio or MyCase, so the answers land where your team already works.

See it with your own bankruptcy form.

Send us the intake you use today and we will build a guided version for free. You only pay once it is live for your clients.