The ReadyChapter Organizer

The attorney handles the law. This handles the chaos. — $49, instant download

The complete organization layer for a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case: every checklist, timeline, inventory, and prep guide for the paperwork phase, in one bundle. It is educational and organizational only — it is not legal advice, and we say that plainly because for this process, knowing exactly who does what is half the battle. Your attorney handles the law. This handles everything around it.

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What's inside

• Master Debt Inventory Workbook

  One spreadsheet for every debt you can find — secured, unsecured, priority, co-signed — plus the 20-item Forgotten Debt Sweep: a systematic checklist of where debts hide, so nothing gets missed when you and your attorney prepare your schedules.

• Document Gathering Checklist

  Everything attorneys and trustees typically request — with tracking columns and plain-English notes on why each item is needed.

• Chapter 7 & Chapter 13 Timeline Guides

  What typically happens and when, stage by stage, with fill-in calendar pages. Every date is a typical range — your court's dates control.

• 341 Meeting Prep Guide

  The scariest unknown in the process, demystified: who's in the room, the questions trustees typically ask, what to bring, what to wear.

• Banking Transition Guide

  The setoff concept in plain English and an organized switch checklist — with the timing of every step framed as a conversation with your attorney.

• Questions to Ask Your Attorney

  The smart-client question list — reaffirmation, tax refunds, co-signers — positioned exactly as questions for your attorney, with room to write their answers.

• Post-Discharge Credit Rebuild Roadmap

  Twenty-four months, one calm month at a time: reports, disputes you can do yourself for free, secured cards, and the mortgage-readiness vocabulary. Educational only — no score promises, ever.

Who it's for

People filing with an attorney — the organizer makes every meeting more productive and every request faster to fulfill. And people filing on their own, who need the same organization without pretending to be legal help: it isn't, and it says so on every page.

Is this legal advice?

No — and that matters. Nothing in the organizer tells you whether to file, which chapter fits your situation, how to classify a debt, or how to complete any official form. Those are your attorney's job, and the organizer is built to make you better at working with them, not to replace them. The full picture is on our disclosures page.