Mandatory Bankruptcy Disclosures
If you are in the process of developing a website for your bankruptcy firm or you already have a website for your firm, make sure that you include the mandatory bankruptcy disclosure notices on your website.
The disclosures are required under Section 527 and Section 342 of The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005. The notices cover the following topics:
- Purposes, Benefits, and Costs of Bankruptcy (Section 342(b)(1)) and (Section 527(a)(1)),
- To Consumers Who Contemplate Filing Bankruptcy (Section 527(a)(2)),
- Important Information About Bankruptcy Assistance Services (Section 527(b)), and
- Fraud and Concealment Prohibited (Section 342(b)(2)).
To review the disclosure sections in their entirety, please see the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
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