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James D. Ealley Law Firm
  • Home
  • About Us
  • Bankruptcy
    • Chapter 7 & Chapter 13
    • Bankruptcy FAQs
    • Common Bankruptcy Myths
    • Bankruptcy Vs Debt Relief
    • What documents do I need?
  • Estate Planning
  • Contact Us
  • BLOG

What documents will your bankruptcy attorney need?

Bankruptcy Documents Required

The following documents are required in order to file Bankruptcy:

  • 6 months of paystubs for you and your spouse, even if your spouse is not filing.
  • Most recently filed federal and state tax returns. If returns are not available, transcripts should be ordered from the IRS and State Comptroller
    • IRS Transcript Online Request
    • Maryland Transcript Request
  • Award letters for any Social Security, Pension, Retirement and Disability income. Prior year 1099s will not be accepted. Information on ordering a Social Security benefit award letter is available at Social Security Administration
  • If you are self-employed, profit-and-loss statements covering the previous 3 months.  
  • Recent bank statement for all bank accounts
  • Certificate of completion of a credit counseling course. This required, 1.5 hour online course is available at www.DebtorCC.org
  • Completed questionnaire provided by attorney
  • Driver's License and Social Security Card (or a W-2 with your full Social Security Number). 

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