Ask how much of the attorney's time is actually spent on bankruptcy cases. A lawyer may be in practice for 40 years, but if he has only filed 2 bankruptcies a year, he's really not all that experienced. When we lived in California, we had a friend who was only a year out of law school. He was an Oakland bankruptcy attorney and for the full year he was out of law school, all he did was bankruptcies. He definitely had more experience than most lawyers.
How will bankruptcy benefit me? Is bankruptcy a good option for me? Both of these are excellent questions to ask. A good bankruptcy attorney should be willing to discuss your options and he should make it very clear as to what the benefits and the negatives are to actually filing.
And finally, how do you get in touch with your attorney? Some prefer phone calls, some prefer you call their office and leave a message, and still others prefer email. You should know right now the preferred method of communication and if it will work for you.
Filing for bankruptcy is never an easy decision, but having the right bankruptcy attorney, a good and experienced bankruptcy attorney will help to ease your mind.
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