Bankruptcy Attorneys

The debtor listed no business interests. Three separate documents mention an LLC. ProvaLens connects them before the trustee does.

A bankruptcy attorney needed to review 700 pages of financial schedules, tax returns, and bank statements for a Chapter 7 matter. The debtor had listed no business interests on any schedule. ProvaLens flagged three references to an LLC — one in banking correspondence, one in a tax document, one in a prior-year filing — each in separate productions. That pattern of omission led to a denial of discharge.

700+ pages
Typical complex bankruptcy record
20–30 hrs
Manual schedule review per case
60–70%
Reduction in review time

Upload your case files. Within the hour:

Full financial timeline — automatically
Every schedule, amendment, transfer, and filing in one chronology — across all productions, all years, all entities mentioned anywhere in the record
Ask anything, get the exact page
"What assets appear in the bank records that don't appear on any Schedule A or B?" — answered with the exact documents and page references
Schedule omissions and inconsistencies — flagged automatically
Assets appearing in financial records but absent from schedules, inconsistent figures across amendments, pre-petition transfers worth investigating — surfaced automatically

Built for HIPAA workflows & encrypted. Works directly with your Clio or MyCase account. Document processing is a standard billable case expense.

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Free guide: AI Document Review for Bankruptcy Attorneys

A 4-section checklist covering schedule verification, transfer analysis, creditor claim review, and undisclosed business interests — including how $340K in undisclosed assets were found in insurance records. We'll email it to you.

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