The process of taking a law firm to the "green" virtual stage is quite simple. In a nutshell it works like this: The client comes to your office, signs the retainer agreement and pays the attorney the fee for representation. The attorney provides the client with a set of Client Intake Forms and a copy of the Bankruptcy Check List to take home and hand out.

After the client fills out the Client Intake Forms, obtains their online credit counseling and provides the attorney with copies of 6 months of their pay advices and bank statements, the attorney forwards this information to their virtual assistant. The attorney can forward these documents by scanning and sending as a PDF via email, uploading to a secure server that both the attorney and virtual assistant access, or by regular U.S. mail.

The virtual assistant prepares the bankruptcy petition, calls the client to obtain any missing information, prepares an Attorney Cover sheet that summarizes the case and returns the draft of the petition by PDF. The attorney reviews the PDF, makes changes if needed and the virtual assistant finalizes the petition and electronically files under the attorney's PACER username.

Due to increased costs, attorneys nationwide are finding it essential to reduce their overhead in order to maintain a profit.  The best way to do this is to hire virtual bankruptcy assistants who are highly skilled and professionally trained in preparing Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions. Below are some additional reasons attorneys hire virtual bankruptcy assistants to compliment their law firm:
 

	Attorneys do not pay the standard overhead costs associated with hiring a full-time or part-time employee. VBAs charge one flat fee just like the bankruptcy attorney does.
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	Attorneys do not pay for services until they are satisfied with the quality of work produced by the VBA. There is no financial risk for the law firm and the attorney can find the quality he or she is seeking.
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	Attorneys do not invest in additional computer equipment or software. VBAs maintain their own and are highly skilled in using their equipment and software or they would not stay in business.
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	Paralegals and other law firm personnel are freed up to work on more complex cases. It is a known fact that the typical employee preparing petitions in a law firm is interrupted several times. This makes the information on the bankruptcy petition to not be consistent and precise, resulting in errors.
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	Attorneys eliminate the need to train new employees. Most VBAs stay with the same attorney for many years. Not only does this increase efficiency with bankruptcy petitions, but VBAs get to know the clients, the local bankruptcy court and the attorney which helps the build a reliable reputation.
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Setting Up Your Debtor Bankruptcy Law Practice
This exclusive service offered to attorneys nationwide is the only service of its kind available. For a very reasonable cost of only $250.00 per day, Victoria Ring will provide you with all the services needed to meet your law firms needs and goals. From purchasing your computer system, installing software, training your employees or setting up a virtual bankruptcy practice where you utilize virtual bankruptcy assistants instead of onsite employees, we cover it all. Plus, you DO NOT PAY us until the work is completed. That is how sure we are that you will be more than satisfied with the quality of our services. In fact, most attorneys pay us more than we ask because they are happy with the work we provide and feel we deserve to be paid more.

Testimonials:
We invite attorneys to contact the law firms below for references:

• John Gonzalez, Medford NY, Email
• Bob Phillips, Cumming GA, Website
• David Sicay-Perrow, Atlanta GA, Website
• David Simonnette, Columbus OH, Email
• Mike Warren, Chillicothe OH, Website

Improving Efficiency of the Law Firm's Operations
Many attorneys ask us to come to their office, spend a day or two with their employees and help them to improve on their current procedures in order to increase efficiency. Victoria Ring worked for the Columbus Bar Association as a contract employee for over 10 years. Being exposed to a wide range of law firms and an extremely wide range of office procedures, she has been able to see how efficient law offices were run from the inside out. This knowledge provided her with the ability to help almost any law firm increase efficiency and develop a more streamlined operation, especially in the area of converting from a paper office to an electronic office. This conversion alone can save your law firm $1,000s per year.

Do You Have Any More Ideas?
It doesn't matter if you are a new or seasoned debtor bankruptcy attorney; if your law firm needs help with training or processing of your Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy petitions, 713Training.Com LLC can provide you with the services you need. We customize every job to fit your specific request. No two attorney law firms are the same and that is why we do not "can" our services. Give us a call at 614-875-4496. We want to help you.