Any lawyers know the best way to start a solo bankruptcy practice?

[dennie18]

Hi,

I graduated from law school in 2001 and practiced mainly personal injury law for a while in a small firm, which I never cared for. I was wondering if there were any lawyers out there who practice bankruptcy who could tell me how difficult it would be to have a solo bankruptcy practice and how I might go about doing this. First, is this the kind of think that I could figure out with form books and software or should I work in a firm first? Any good book/material recommmendations would be greatly appreciated. Also, could I mainly do Chapter 7's or do I really need to do all kinds to stay afloat? Any helpful info by experienced bankruptcy lawyers would be greatly appreciated! I'm licensed in Minnesota, if that helps you in your answer.

Thanks!!!!

[chason58]

"How to Start and Build A Law Practice." Jay Foonberg. It is the ABA bible for starting a practice. A must for anyone starting any kind of law practice.