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How it works

A Simple Referral Process. A Meaningful Next Step.

From the first introduction to attorney review, here is what the referral journey looks like.

  1. Step 1: Refer Your Client

    Email referrals@afterbankrupt.com using the prefilled Refer a Client button. Alternatively, give your client our consultation calendar link and ask them to mention your name when booking.

  2. Step 2: Free Consultation

    The client books a free consultation with Juris Firm Chartered. An initial consultation helps identify concerns and possible next steps.

  3. Step 3: Attorney Review

    Where appropriate, an attorney reviews relevant information, which may include bankruptcy discharge records and consumer credit reports. The firm explains whether legal representation or another service may be appropriate. A written engagement letter governs any agreed representation and fees.

  4. Step 4: Appropriate Next Steps

    Depending on the circumstances, legal services may include:

    • Credit reporting disputes
    • Creditor or credit bureau demand letters
    • Consumer protection claims
    • Guidance regarding responsible credit rebuilding

    Not every client needs or receives every service.

  5. Step 5: Partner Communication

    When the client authorizes disclosure, the referral partner may receive an appropriate status update consistent with confidentiality obligations and applicable professional rules.

Refer a Client

Option A

Refer by email

Opens a prefilled email to referrals@afterbankrupt.com in your email app.

Refer a Client

Option B

Have the client book directly

Share our calendar link and ask the client to mention your name.

Book a Free Consultation (opens in a new tab)

Booking a time does not create an attorney-client relationship. If a partner referred you, please mention their name when you book.

Please don't email Social Security numbers, account numbers or credit reports. We'll collect those securely after the consultation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a cost to referral partners?

No. There is no charge to participate as a referral partner.

Do you share referral fees with non-attorneys?

No. We do not pay referral compensation to non-attorneys.

How do I know what happened with my client?

With the client's consent, we can provide appropriate status updates while respecting confidentiality and professional responsibilities.

Does referring a client establish representation?

No. A referral or consultation does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation requires acceptance by the firm and an appropriate engagement agreement.