NextChapter Blog

Starting your own bankruptcy practice may seem daunting, but with the right tools and guidance it doesn't have to be. This blog post will give you all the tips and tricks for starting your own BK practice.

Use these resources to build your knowledge base and start practicing bankruptcy quickly. Adding bankruptcy law to your law firm will expand your client base and help keep your practice on the path to growth.

Pulling credit reports is a must for bankruptcy cases. It will save you time and ensure that the info in your case is accurate. Find out how NextChapter's integration with Universal Credit Services can help with this.

Being a bankruptcy lawyer during COVID-19 is a unique opportunity to help people with financial issues. Many people and businesses are expected to file for bankruptcy over the next few months, so being prepared to best serve your clients is important.

Learn how the CARES act is providing relief to small businesses with temporary changes to the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.

Bankruptcy courts are closing and we've put together a list so you can stay updated on your court's status.

One of the benefits of practicing law is that there are plenty of new avenues to pursue if you feel like you’re able to take on more. If you’re looking for a way to expand your impact on your community, consider adding bankruptcy law to your practice. This area provides a lot of variety to your work and impacts a large portion of the population (there were 767,721 nonbusiness bankruptcies filed in 2017, according to US Courts data).