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Attorney Downloads
Tools and downloads for firms that want cleaner intake, better debtor education, and stronger client conversion.
Featured downloads
Tools you can put to work now.
Checklist
A 10-Point Checklist to Stop Losing Clients and Start Scaling Smart
Review ten operational standards for response speed, intake clarity, client trust, and delegation. Use the guide to identify the conversion leak your firm should fix first.
Legal templates
Litigation Templates Against Debt Settlement Companies
These are sample letters used in active litigation against debt settlement companies for unauthorized practice of law and violations of the New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act.
For attorneys who frequently see clients burned by debt settlement companies, this framework offers a way to seek recovery of those fees and potentially apply them toward your client's bankruptcy filing.
Whitepaper
Whitepaper: The Power of the Short Phone Consult in Client Conversions
This whitepaper offers a practical guide to running effective short phone consults with bankruptcy clients. It covers how to listen, build trust, address fears, and motivate callers to move forward with a full consultation.
From NACBA
More strategies for stronger bankruptcy practices.
NACBA: How Bankruptcy Attorneys Can Build Stronger Practices
Read this NACBA-published article, How bankruptcy attorneys can build stronger practices, by Philip Tirone, founder of 720 System Strategies. The article covers strategies for strengthening marketing, building client support, converting more leads through stronger intake systems, and nurturing prospects for the long-term.
NACBA: Why Debtors Call But Don't File
Are you tired of chasing shared bankruptcy leads that never pick up the phone? In this exclusive session from the NACBA 2026 convention in Boston, Philip Tirone breaks down the Bankruptcy Marketing Secrets that top-performing firms use to scale. Most practitioners struggle with bankruptcy lead generation because they rely on outdated 'batch and blast' methods. Philip explains why buying bankruptcy leads for sale from generic vendors often results in high costs and low retention. Watch the video here.
