See prior filings and active cases before every consultation
Prospective clients answer whether they're behind on bills, want to discharge unsecured debt, and have faced a lawsuit, garnishment, or foreclosure, plus share basic income and debt details — so you see the fit before you ever pick up the phone.
The exact intake your chapter 7 liquidation leads complete
This is the real 8-question guided intake for Chapter 7 Liquidation — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified chapter 7 liquidation lead should tell you
Chapter 7 liquidation is the bankruptcy process where an individual's unsecured debts are discharged, typically triggered by an inability to keep up with bills, a wage garnishment, or a looming foreclosure — intake needs to confirm residency, individual (not business-only) filing intent, and recent bankruptcy history before a fit can be assessed.
- Live In United States
- Help Filing Personal Bankruptcy
- Unable Keep Up With
- Want Wipe Out Or
- Filed Bankruptcy In Last
- In Active Bankruptcy Case
- Creditor Recently Sued ,
- Willing Share Basic Information
The questions your team needs answered
Every chapter 7 liquidation intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Do you live in the United States (or have most of your debts and property in the United States)? | US residency or debts/property located in the US is a basic threshold for filing Chapter 7 in a US bankruptcy court. |
| Are you looking for help filing a personal bankruptcy for yourself (not for a business only)? | Confirms the person is filing for themselves rather than a business-only matter, which needs a different sibling service. |
| Are you unable to keep up with your bills or debts right now? | Being unable to keep up with bills signals real, current financial distress rather than casual research. |
| Do you want to wipe out or reduce unsecured debts like credit cards, medical bills, or personal loans? | A clear goal to discharge unsecured debts like credit cards or medical bills confirms the request actually fits Chapter 7 relief. |
| Have you filed bankruptcy in the last 8 years? | A bankruptcy filed within the last 8 years can affect discharge eligibility and needs attorney review before a consultation is booked. |
| Are you currently in an active bankruptcy case right now? | Someone already in an active bankruptcy case usually needs different handling than a fresh Chapter 7 filing. |
| Has a creditor recently sued you, garnished your wages, or started foreclosure or repossession (or are you worried that will happen soon)? | A recent or imminent lawsuit, garnishment, or foreclosure marks the matter as time-sensitive and worth prioritizing. |
| Are you willing to share basic information about your income, debts, and property so an attorney can check whether Chapter 7 is a fit? | Willingness to share income, debt, and property details signals genuine readiness for a real means-test conversation. |
How Cliont scores chapter 7 liquidation leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Live In United States: yes
- Help Filing Personal Bankruptcy: yes
- Unable Keep Up With: yes
- Want Wipe Out Or: yes
- Creditor Recently Sued ,: yes
- Willing Share Basic Information: yes
Lower-fit signals
- Filed Bankruptcy In Last: no
- In Active Bankruptcy Case: no
See the lead your team receives
Chapter 7 Liquidation Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for chapter 7 liquidation workflows
| Cliont capability | Chapter 7 Liquidation application |
|---|---|
| Automated lead scoring | Weighs a recent prior filing or an already-open bankruptcy case as lower-fit signals automatically, so you can spot timing or conflict issues before you reply. |
| Guided intake form | Walks the prospective client through residency, individual filing intent, and creditor actions like lawsuits or garnishment in a fixed order, instead of a blank contact form. |
| CRM routing | Sends only leads who confirm US residency and personal (not business-only) filing intent to your CRM as Chapter 7 opportunities. |
| Lead qualification summary | Surfaces whether the client is willing to share income and debt information up front, so you know before the consultation whether a real means-test conversation is possible. |
Common chapter 7 liquidation lead scenarios
Fresh filer with mounting collections
No prior bankruptcy, behind on bills, and a recent garnishment or lawsuit — the intake surfaces every high-value signal at once for a same-day callback.
Repeat filer inside the 8-year window
Someone who filed bankruptcy recently answers yes to that history question, which lowers the score so you can decide whether discharge timing rules out Chapter 7 before you meet.
Already in an open bankruptcy case
The intake flags anyone currently in an active case as lower fit, since they likely need a different type of representation than a new Chapter 7 filing.
Business-only debt inquiry
A caller who confirms they're seeking help for a business, not themselves personally, is routed differently since Chapter 7 personal liquidation isn't the match — Business Bankruptcy is the better sibling service.
Hesitant to share financial details
A lead who declines to share income and debt information scores lower for engagement, letting you decide whether a lighter-touch follow-up makes sense before booking time.
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Chapter 7 Liquidation lead-intake FAQs
Does the intake screen out people who filed bankruptcy recently?
It asks directly whether the prospective client has filed bankruptcy in the last 8 years and weights a yes answer lower, since that timing can affect Chapter 7 discharge eligibility — the lead still comes through, just flagged for a closer look.
What if the inquiry is really for a business, not a person?
The intake asks whether the person is seeking help for their own personal bankruptcy, not a business only. A no answer scores lower and signals the lead may fit Business Bankruptcy better than Chapter 7.
Can the intake catch someone already in an active bankruptcy case?
Yes — one question asks directly whether the prospective client is currently in an active case, and a yes answer is treated as lower fit since a new Chapter 7 filing usually isn't the right move for them.
How does the intake handle someone outside the United States?
It confirms whether the person lives in the US or has most debts and property here, since that's a basic requirement for filing Chapter 7 in a US court.
How does the intake capture urgency from creditor action?
It asks whether a creditor has recently sued, garnished wages, or started foreclosure or repossession — or whether the client is worried one of those is coming — and weights a yes higher so time-sensitive matters stand out.
What happens if someone won't share income and debt details?
The intake asks whether they're willing to share basic income, debt, and property information so an attorney can check fit. A no answer still lets the lead through but scores lower, since it signals less readiness to move forward.
Turn chapter 7 liquidation visitors into qualified cases
Give every chapter 7 liquidation visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.