Bankruptcy Resources for Attorneys
As a courtesy from Springboard, we have outlined below various informational links that may assist you under the new bankruptcy law.- Credit.org Our main site with more information about our organization, our more than 30 years of service and additional educational programs that we offer.
- SUMMARY OF CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY PROVISIONS OF REFORM ACT BY HON. EUGENE R. WEDOFF
- ISSUES & ANSWERS from King's Guide to Practice
- CENSUS FIGURES FOR MEDIAN INCOMES Note: The current IRS Financial Collection standards referenced by the Reform Act are also available at the above link.
- INTERIM OFFICIAL RULES (.pdf link)
- NEW AND REVISED BANKRUPTCY FORMS
- NEWS AND UPDATES ABOUT THE REFORM ACT
- STATE EXEMPTIONS
- LISTING OF CHAPTER 13 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE %
- CALCULATE LOOKBACK OR LOOKFORWARD DATES ONLINE
- U.S.TRUSTEE PROGRAM OFFICIAL WEB SITE
- MEANS TESTING INFORMATION AND CHARTS
- USCOURTS.GOV This Web site offers links to all federal bankruptcy courts.
- BANKRUPTCY STATISTICS
- AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION You can find a link to your local Bar Association by visiting the American Bar Association's Web page.
- THE AMERICAN BANKRUPTCY INSTITUTE Their Web site is a good resource for information about the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005
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