Law firm-owned receivables
The law firm owns the debt and retains the signed agreement and records supporting the amount due.
BK Aftermath contracts with participating bankruptcy law firms only. Our proposed firm-paid service supports account eligibility, accurate payment-data processing, Metro 2 operations, quality control and dispute coordination under approved arrangements. Any voluntary client participation is offered only through a participating firm.
We bring a disciplined, evidence-first approach to the complex intersection of attorney-fee agreements, bankruptcy law and credit-data operations.
Discover our approachOur approach centers on accurate reporting of legally eligible bankruptcy attorney-fee payment obligations, not promises of credit-score improvement or manufactured payment history.
The law firm owns the debt and retains the signed agreement and records supporting the amount due.
Payments, reversals, balances, and due dates must be verified against actual ledger records.
Reporting requires an accepted account classification and authorized furnisher and processor relationship.
Purpose-built around real attorney-fee agreements, verifiable source records, and appropriate reporting controls.
A partner-first approach informed by bankruptcy-specific operational realities.
Source-record reconciliation, documented eligibility decisions, and careful exception review.
Clear roles: your firm retains the receivable while our proposed service supports the reporting process.
If your law firm referred you here, learn about the proposed program and its limitations. Your participating firm—not BK Aftermath—would determine eligibility, collect any future voluntary election and administer its own client charges.
BK Aftermath bills participating law firms only. Firms maintain their creditor records and independently determine any lawful charges to their own clients. Client enrollment occurs only through a participating firm; bureau acceptance, legal eligibility and processor authorization remain prerequisites.
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Before furnishing, the creditor and BK Aftermath must verify actual contract terms, bankruptcy filing dates, legal enforceability, ownership, and the bureau-approved account classification. Prepetition Chapter 7 obligations, valid postpetition agreements and Chapter 13 matters require distinct review. Accurate unfavorable information may also be reportable; credit score increases are never guaranteed.
Not automatically. Each obligation requires review for enforceability, bankruptcy timing, account classification, and bureau acceptance. Prepetition Chapter 7 fee obligations may be dischargeable.
No. No particular credit score, financing approval, or timeline can be guaranteed. Any reporting of account information must reflect real agreements and substantiated payment activity.
The participating law firm retains its receivable. BK Aftermath proposes to act as a contracted third-party reporting administrator, not as the creditor, a law firm, or a credit bureau.
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