Bankruptcy Training and Support

Training and Support for Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Debtor Bankruptcy Attorneys provided by Victoria Ring, founder of the NAVBA and developer of the VBA Certification Exam

Chapter 7 and 13 Bankruptcy

Solution 1: Bankruptcy Petition Review Prepare your bankruptcy petition as you normally do. Email the petition to Victoria Ring. She will review every schedule and form, cross check the petition for possible discrepancies, prepare a detailed report containing possible case options and strategies for your consideration so that you will be more prepared at the 341 Meeting. And finally, Victoria will meet with you on the telephone to discuss the case in detail and provide you with tips and techniques to help you advance your skills (if needed) on future petitions. | More Info |

The problem many debtor bankruptcy attorneys face: In law school, an attorney is taught bankruptcy law, normally oriented to Chapter 11s and business bankruptcy. The attorney is never taught how to filter bankruptcy clients, interpret client intake forms, conduct intake interviews, how to prepare Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions or marketing their law practice. If you are an attorney just starting a bankruptcy practice (or you want to change and update the one you already have), your have discovered the website that provides services specifically to meet the needs and goals of your bankruptcy law firm.

Solution 2: Complete Bankruptcy Petition Preparation As the developer of the virtual bankruptcy assistant industry, Victoria Ring encourages you to utilize Certified VBAs to prepare your petitions at www.navba.org. However, if you need ATTORNEY LEVEL QUALITY at PARALEGAL PRICES, this service provides you with one flat rate that begins with the initial consultation and continues through confirmation (Chapter 13) or discharge (Chapter 7.) All pleading work (pertaining to the correction of the petition or Plan) is also included in this one flat fee. | More Info |

Solution 3: OnLine Web Training After working in the legal field for over 31 years, and helping to start 75+ new debtor bankruptcy law firms from 2007-2009, Victoria Ring knows that every law practice is different and unique, just like every bankruptcy petition is different and unique. For this service you will meet with Victoria Ring via the telephone to plan the goals for your law firm. Depending on your needs, you and any number of your staff will be trained via webinars (visual training on the computer) or telephone (if no visual training is required.) | More Info |

Solution 4: Training in Colorado Springs Visit the state-of-the-art training center in Colorado Springs where you, and up to 25 members of your staff can be trained in any area of debtor bankruptcy to fit your specific law firm needs. Training can customized from a wide range of topics; from basic Chapter 7 and client intake interview skills to complicated Chapter 13 Plans and everything in between. Victoria Ring also offers assistance to attorneys in marketing their law firms and teaches them how to build and maintain their law firm website. | More Info |

Solution 5: Mobile Training at Your Office This all exclusive service provides debtor bankruptcy attorneys with all the services they need to start their law practice and have it operational on Day 1. Victoria Ring will personally travel to your location and provide any number of necessary services to accomplish this goal. With Victoria’s extensive law firm experience and reputation as an accomplished internet marketer, she guarantees to establish you a law firm with a solid foundation as well as streamlined electronic operations that drastically reduce overhead costs. Attorneys will recoup their investment in this service with the first 2 bankruptcy clients. Includes 6 months of free training and support. | Attorney References | More Info |

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Attention California Attorneys: The training materials, seminars and personalized training are provided in a state that is an Approved Jurisdiction. According to the California State Bar: A California attorney can claim California MCLE credit for educational activities attended/taken outside California, provided that: .... the activity is the type of activity that can be approved for California MCLE credit; and the activity is approved by an Approved Jurisdiction. If the criteria above are met, neither the provider nor the member needs to submit the activity to California for approval. California credit can be claimed by the attorney, based on the fact an approved jurisdiction approved the activity. Ref: http://www.calbar.ca.gov/state/calbar/calbar_generic.jsp?cid=13310&id=5008

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