By the Cliont product team
Foreclosure defense lead intake software for bankruptcy attorneys

Foreclosure defense intake that captures the sale date up front

Cliont's guided intake asks whether a foreclosure sale date is set, how far behind payments are, and whether the homeowner wants to keep the property, while collecting a copy of the foreclosure notice before the file reaches your CRM.

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Is the home at risk of foreclosure (for example, you received a foreclosure notice, a sale date, or a lawsuit)?
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The exact intake your foreclosure defense in bankruptcy leads complete

This is the real 8-question guided intake for Foreclosure Defense in Bankruptcy — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.

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What a qualified foreclosure defense in bankruptcy lead should tell you

Using bankruptcy protections, primarily the automatic stay and a Chapter 13 repayment plan, to stop or delay a home foreclosure and give a borrower time to cure missed mortgage payments or negotiate an alternative outcome.

  • Home At Risk Foreclosure
  • Home Located In United
  • Homeowner Or Borrower On
  • Want Keep Home If
  • Behind On Mortgage Payments
  • Foreclosure Sale Date Been
  • Have Regular Income (From
  • Willing Consider Filing Bankruptcy

The questions your team needs answered

Every foreclosure defense in bankruptcy intake asks these — and why each one matters.

QuestionWhy it matters
Is the home at risk of foreclosure (for example, you received a foreclosure notice, a sale date, or a lawsuit)?This confirms there's an actual foreclosure risk, notice, or lawsuit before the firm treats it as a defense matter at all.
Is the home located in the United States?Property location determines which bankruptcy court has jurisdiction and whether the firm can even take the matter.
Are you the homeowner or a borrower on the mortgage for this home?Someone who isn't the homeowner or a borrower generally lacks standing to use bankruptcy to stop the foreclosure on that property.
Do you want to keep the home if possible?Whether the homeowner wants to keep the property changes the strategy from a full defense to something more like exit planning.
Are you behind on mortgage payments or unable to keep up with them right now?The size of the arrears shapes whether a Chapter 13 plan can realistically cure the missed payments.
Has a foreclosure sale date been scheduled, or has the sale happened within the last 30 days?A scheduled or recent sale date is the single biggest driver of how urgently the automatic stay needs to be filed.
Do you have regular income (from a job, self-employment, benefits, or other sources) that could help you make future payments?Provable income is typically required to fund a repayment plan that catches up on missed mortgage payments.
Are you willing to consider filing bankruptcy to try to stop or delay the foreclosure?This filters out homeowners who want foreclosure help but are unwilling to actually file, which is central to whether this is a fit for the firm's services.

How Cliont scores foreclosure defense in bankruptcy leads

Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.

Value signals

  • Home At Risk Foreclosure: yes
  • Home Located In United: yes
  • Homeowner Or Borrower On: yes
  • Want Keep Home If: yes
  • Behind On Mortgage Payments: yes
  • Foreclosure Sale Date Been: yes

See the lead your team receives

Foreclosure Defense Lead

92/100
High Priority
Home at risk of foreclosureYes
Sale date scheduledYes, in 12 days
Behind on mortgage paymentsYes, approximately 4 months
Wants to keep the homeYes
Regular incomeYes, W-2 employment
Willing to consider bankruptcyYes
Delivered to: Email · CRM · SMS notification

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 foreclosure defense in bankruptcy workflows

Cliont capabilityForeclosure Defense In Bankruptcy application
Conditional urgency scoringCombines the sale-date answer with the behind-on-payments answer so a lead with an imminent sale and missed payments scores well above a lead with only one of those signals.
Document upload captureRequests the foreclosure notice or lawsuit paperwork during intake so the attorney has the sale date and case details before the first call.
Standing checkUses the homeowner/borrower question to flag submissions from people who aren't on the mortgage, so the firm can redirect or decline before booking time.
CRM routing with contextSends the completed answers on income, arrears, and intent to keep the home directly into the CRM record so the intake call starts with strategy, not fact-finding.

Common foreclosure defense in bankruptcy lead scenarios

Sale date days away

A homeowner reports a scheduled foreclosure sale within 30 days and is behind on payments, which the intake flags for immediate review since the automatic stay's timing is critical.

Behind on payments, no sale date yet

The borrower is behind on the mortgage but no sale has been scheduled, giving the firm more room to assess a Chapter 13 plan before responding.

Wants to walk away, not keep it

The homeowner answers that they do not want to keep the home, signaling the engagement may be about timing or a deficiency issue rather than a full defense strategy.

Not on the mortgage

Someone other than the borrower or homeowner (a relative or occupant) submits the form, which the intake surfaces early since standing to use bankruptcy against the foreclosure may not exist.

No income, unwilling to file

The lead lacks regular income and says they are not willing to consider bankruptcy, a combination that points away from a Chapter 13 cure strategy and toward a different conversation.

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Foreclosure Defense in Bankruptcy lead-intake FAQs

How does the intake handle a foreclosure sale that's already scheduled?

The intake directly asks whether a sale date has been set or a sale happened in the last 30 days, and that answer carries significant weight so time-sensitive files stand out from general inquiries.

What if the person filling out the form isn't on the mortgage?

The catalog asks whether the submitter is the homeowner or a borrower on the mortgage; a 'no' answer is scored much lower since that person typically lacks standing to use bankruptcy to stop the foreclosure themselves.

Does the intake check whether someone can actually afford to catch up?

Yes — it asks about regular income from a job, self-employment, benefits, or other sources, which is relevant to whether a Chapter 13 plan could realistically cure missed payments.

Can the intake tell if someone wants to save the house or is ready to let it go?

It asks directly whether the homeowner wants to keep the home if possible, which helps distinguish a full defense matter from a lead who may just need help with timing or next steps.

How is this different from the Repossession Defense intake?

Foreclosure Defense in Bankruptcy is built around the mortgage, the property, and a scheduled sale date, while Repossession Defense (a sibling subservice) centers on personal property like a vehicle rather than a home.

Does the intake ask if the person is even willing to file bankruptcy?

Yes — one question asks whether the homeowner is willing to consider filing bankruptcy to stop or delay the foreclosure, which filters out people looking for foreclosure help who don't want to pursue that path.

Turn foreclosure defense in bankruptcy visitors into qualified cases

Give every foreclosure defense in bankruptcy visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.