High Income
A debt negotiation case generates much more in fees than a typical consumer bankruptcy case, Chapter 7 or 13.  The average debt negotiation case in my office generates approximately $6500.  And these fees are not reviewed or capped by any local bankruptcy rules, earned without embroiled court time, consuming document preparation, involvement with adversarial parties or other extensive legal research or knowledge.

Low Investment
I can show you how to handle 1 to 2 new debt settlement cases per month and contribute an additional $50,000 to $100,000 income to your bottom line.  And spend no more than 1 to 3 hours per week doing so.  Sounds too good to be true?  That’s because this practice is primarily a strategic, non-legal, step-by-step process utilizing the phone and fax machine to accomplish your clients’ objectives.  It can be reduced to germane and secretarial level tasks.  In fact, you can hire a part-time college student for 8 to 16 hours per week, and they will be capable of performing 90% of the tasks involved in the negotiation and settlement process.

As well, you will expand your bankruptcy clientele due to the advantage over your competition of offering a well rounded approach to helping troubled debtors.  Imagine your advertising campaigns indicating you handle “bankruptcy” and “non-bankruptcy” work-outs as a means to eliminating debt burdens.  You’ll be the first attorney they call.

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