Questions from firms

What Easy-Case does, where your judgment fits, and how a pilot starts. For the attorney who's deciding whether to put a second chair on every case.

The model

What does Easy-Case actually do?: Easy-Case drafts the complete Chapter 7 or 13 petition from your client's intake — 30+ official forms, the means test, exemptions — then checks its own work cell by cell and scores its confidence on every determination. Your attorney reviews the few cells that are flagged, overrides anything, and files.
Who is the filer of record?: Your attorney, always. Easy-Case is software, not a law firm, and provides no legal advice. The reviewing attorney supplies all legal judgment, signs, and remains responsible for the filing.
How do the §110 / UPL rules apply?: The bankruptcy petition preparer rules in 11 U.S.C. §110 govern non-attorney preparers who assist self-filers. They don't constrain a licensed attorney who supervises and files the case. Easy-Case prepares and self-checks; your firm provides the legal judgment and the signature.

Which forms and chapters are covered?: Chapter 7 and Chapter 13, end to end — 30+ official AO forms, the means test, and exemption sets for all 50 states plus DC, with 85+ correctness validations behind them. See the full technical coverage, form by form.
How is the work checked, and is my review provable?: Every determination is logged with its calibrated confidence and your decision, so your supervision is provable — not just done. Verified cells stay quiet; the few that need judgment are flagged for you, and a guided run walks you case to case.

What does white-label mean here?: Your clients see your firm's brand throughout — the intake, the workspace, the correspondence. Easy-Case runs underneath as your second chair; we stay invisible to the client.
How is it priced?: A white-label, per-seat subscription your firm carries — not a per-filing fee passed to the debtor. We set pricing with you during onboarding; there are no consumer service fees.
How do we get started?: We pilot with a handful of firms at a time and set up your white-label workspace with you. Start with a conversation, not a credit card — book a pilot and we'll run a real Chapter 7 or 13 through it together.

We'll set up your white-label workspace, walk a real Chapter 7 or 13 through it, and time the review together.