Get Bankruptcy Worksheet

Completing the Bankruptcy Worksheet is an essential part of the bankruptcy filing process. This guide will provide you with clear and supportive instructions to help you fill out the worksheet online, ensuring that you can manage your financial situation effectively.

Follow the steps to complete your Bankruptcy Worksheet online

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Bankruptcy Worksheet and open it in the editor.
2. Begin filling out the client information section. Include full names for the debtor and joint debtor, street and mailing addresses, county, contact numbers, social security number, and any other tax identification numbers.
3. List any other names you have used in the last six years, along with details of prior and pending bankruptcies, including case numbers and related information.
4. Move to the section titled 'Your Property' and provide detailed descriptions of each property, including what it is, where it is located, and who owns it. Ensure to specify the market value, ownership share, lien amounts, and if the property is exempt or not.
5. Continue by filling in the personal property section. Enumerate items such as cash, security deposits, household goods, and any valuable personal items. Ensure to include details on their market value and ownership.
6. In the 'Your Debts' sections, list all secured and unsecured debts. Provide information about creditors, account numbers, description of debts, total balance owed, and any others involved.
7. Complete the worksheet for leases or contracts, disclosing any agreements you are a party to and any outstanding balances.
8. Fill out your income and expense worksheets, detailing all sources of income and monthly expenses, ensuring to indicate any relevant deductions.
9. Review the entire form for completeness and accuracy. Make necessary corrections if needed.
10. Finally, save your changes, and download, print, or share your completed Bankruptcy Worksheet as needed.

Start completing your Bankruptcy Worksheet online to take a step towards financial relief.