I didn't see much difference in drafting the petition (except for a few form changes.) This is because I had been drafting well-detailed bankruptcy petitions for many years before the new law took effect. Only after I was involved with my company, The Lawyer Assistant, did I learn that drafting well-detailed bankruptcy petitions was not the standard norm in the law firms."
"Additionally, I learned that many debtor bankruptcy law firms have not kept up-to-date with the new technology. Prior to mandatory electronic filing, most bankruptcy attorneys continued using the old-fashioned paper method. This was the exact same thing they had done for the past 10, 15 or 20 years. At that time, only internet and computer-savvy bankruptcy attorneys used PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records) to file their bankruptcy petitions. This was evidenced by the fact that all the bankruptcy courts offered PACER training for bankruptcy attorneys and their staff before mandatory
Time is money and since virtual assistants save you time; their service is worth money to your law firm.
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