This guided instruction takes you step-by-step through the process of adding bankruptcy to your law practice. Instead of wasting hours researching, investigating, and trying to figure out all of the details you need to make a profit, we’ve created the perfect solution so you can quickly get on your way to representing clients in bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is a great area to add to your practice. No matter the economic conditions, there are always people who need help with debt.


Before you even start building, learn how to think about the profitability opportunities and create the type of practice you want with bankruptcy. What code, rules, and resources are needed?

Starting out – admission to federal courts, ECF training and login information, and bankruptcy malpractice insurance details.

An overview of the different bankruptcy software programs you will need, along with practice management software recommendations.

Do you need a website? What about an office? Have all of your logistical questions answered in this module.

Know how your client will move through the process from the first time they find you to their bankruptcy discharge.

Learn what to look for, things to cover during consult, pros and cons of charging, and how to get clients to retain you.

A complete overview of Chapter 7 law and procedure, designed to get you up to speed on the basics of Chapter 7 representation.

A complete overview of Chapter 13 law and procedure, designed to get you up to speed on the basics of Chapter 13 representation.

A discussion of different fee arrangements in bankruptcy cases, including sample agreements and how bankruptcy fees really work.

Reaching your ideal client, talking your client’s language, networking, media, and other marketing tips for your new practice area.

This is a look at some repetitive cases in bankruptcy. Sometimes it is best to learn from the history.

The best way to learn is through real life examples.
Thanks for visiting Lawyer Success Network® ! I am a formerly mild-mannered bankruptcy attorney (said no one ever!), turned super hero for lawyers who want to innovate and move the practice of law forward. Sometimes, it means creating new client processes, or coming up with a totally new product, or even developing client-friendly packages that make it easy to buy.
I was the founder of Jen Lee Law, Inc. and helped individuals and companies with debt, credit, and financial stress before I decided to use my superpowers for the legal business model instead. In my spare time, I love to nerd out on marketing, business development, and law practice management.
I live in Minot, ND and have two girls, Ingrid and Heidi. We also have a bunch of dogs and cats (the number varies from day-to-day, as we do fostering and rescue whenever we can sneak another one home without my husband noticing).
Please connect with me on LinkedIn and tell me more about what you do.

"Building a Bankruptcy Practice from Start to Finish” is an indispensable , expertly crafted webinar series that allows practitioners in other areas of the law interested in consumer bankruptcy to save time and money in expanding into this area by leapfrogging over common new practice pitfalls. The information is clear, concise and practical.
Jennifer Lee’s video modules and written materials provide an invaluable road map and navigation through the first steps of building a new bankruptcy practice. Rather than wasting hours and money by researching where to begin regarding basic bankruptcy issues like client contracts, identifying key bankruptcy statutes, workflows tips, practice management software recommendation, interviewing new clients, and marketing issues, Jennifer Lee provides all of this and more in one easy to follow set of webinars. I highly recommend her presentations to anyone considering expanding their practice to include bankruptcy."
____Aaron Clefton, Esq.

"I have known Jen Lee for nearly a decade now. I am not alone when I say Jen is one of the best networkers, innovators, and attorneys I have ever met. When she launched her Build a Bankruptcy program, I did not need a testimonial to know that I was going to get my money’s worth. My law partner and I recently finished the program. It was thorough and focused a lot of attention on the business aspects of running a Bankruptcy practice, which most of us attorneys will tell you is the place we struggle the most when trying to build a profitable law practice. The timing of the program’s launch could not be more perfect as the current economic climate has increased the consumer and corporate needs for debt solutions that allow them survive the aftermath of a pandemic. If you are looking to start a practice or expand one, I highly recommend completing Jen’s course. Unlike a MCLE training, you will walk away from these classes ready to open your bankruptcy practice-including selecting practice management software, running cases, setting up work flows to maximize profitability, and having a marketing plan that won’t empty your pockets on expensive and often useless advertising or lead generation scams. "
____ Amanda M. Jarratt, Jarratt Martin Law, LLP

Building a Bankruptcy Practice
For New and Existing Practices

100% risk free - we stand by our courses. If you are dissatisfied with an aspect of the course, let us know and we will fix it!

Here's what you get:
Self-paced, virtual learning environment
Take the guesswork out of adding bankruptcy
Know how to market right away
Help clients smoothly navigate your office’s workflow
$1997 One-Time Payment