Meet Betty
Betty reads the documents, sorts the email, logs the notices, and keeps clients updated — around the clock, without breaking a sweat.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool inside Bankruptcy.ai — not a lawyer, and she cannot give legal advice.
What Betty is — and what she isn't
Non-stop support for clients and attorneys. Never a substitute for your lawyer.
Betty has logged thousands of cases and situations, so she recognizes what's needed and gets it moving. And every piece of legal advice that comes through her is approved and released by an attorney — no exceptions.
She does everything you ask
Read documents, organize files, chase missing paperwork, log notices, draft updates, pull reference figures, answer questions about the case file — ask, and it gets done.
She never gives legal advice
Betty is not a lawyer and does not replace one. She gathers, organizes, drafts, and explains — but anything that touches legal advice is always reviewed, approved, and released by a licensed attorney before it reaches you. Every legal judgment stays with your lawyer.
She never stops working
Nights, weekends, holidays — clients and attorneys can reach Betty whenever something is needed, and the work moves forward instead of waiting for business hours.
She helps manage the tasks
Betty reports the day's tasks and what's highest priority, then waits — ready to step in and help the moment she's asked. She's always standing by, and she never acts without an express directive from the firm.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
For clients
The easiest part of the whole process
Gathers info and documents
Betty walks a client through the questionnaire, tells them exactly which documents are still missing, and attaches each upload to their file.
Immediate support, any hour
Clients don't wait for a callback to ask what's next. Betty answers right away and logs the conversation to the case.
Legal questions go to the attorney
The moment a question needs legal judgment, Betty stops and routes it to the attorney with the full context attached. She's trained to hand off, not to improvise.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Talk to her
You don't have to type it out.
Most people find this easier to say out loud than to write down. Open Betty with the button in the corner of any page, tap the microphone, and start wherever you are — mid-story is fine. She'll slow down, ask one question at a time, and keep it plain.
“I got served with a lawsuit and I don't know what to do.”
“I'm behind on my car payment — can I keep the car?”
“Honestly, I'm just scared. Can you explain how this works?”
Your browser asks permission before the microphone turns on, and you can mute Betty's voice or switch back to typing at any point.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Just talk — she's listening
Tap the microphone and speak the way you'd speak to a person. No forms, no keywords, no menu to work through.
She answers out loud
Betty replies in a calm voice and then picks the microphone back up, so it stays a conversation instead of turn-taking with a machine.
Take your time
Pause, change your mind, start the sentence over. Betty waits. Nothing is filed or decided from anything you say here.
What Betty does
Betty gathers. The attorney decides.
Betty collects facts, chases documents, answers process and payment questions, schedules, and reminds. She does not interpret your situation, recommend a course of action, or answer a legal question. Those belong to the attorney.
Before you hire an attorney
- Discloses that she is an AI assistant on first contact, and any time you ask.
- Explains how the process works and answers questions about the firm from approved material only.
- Walks the intake questionnaire one step at a time and saves your progress so you can stop and come back.
- Books a free consultation — whether or not you already have documents together.
- Never states an eligibility conclusion, gives legal advice, or tells you whether to file.
Documents
- Keeps the missing-items list and asks for each document only once it actually exists.
- Checks that a photo or scan is readable before it counts as received.
- Never asks for something the file already contains, and stops after two reminders — the next touch is a person.
While your case is open
- Answers status, process, and scheduling questions from your file.
- Answers balance, due date, payment method, and receipt questions from the ledger.
- Sends the plain-language update — what we have, what's still needed, what happens next — after a person confirms it.
- Saves what you've already answered so you aren't asked the same thing twice.
Where she stops
- A legal question goes to the attorney with your file attached; the attorney's answer comes back in the attorney's own words.
- If Betty is unsure, that counts as a legal question — she escalates instead of guessing.
- A fee dispute, a hardship, or anything urgent goes to a person immediately.
- Nothing is filed, signed, or sent to the court without the attorney's authorization.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Why she can be trusted
Confined on purpose
She only knows what we've taught her
Betty answers from the approved material she's been given — nothing else. If the answer isn't there, she says so and hands the question to a person. She never goes on a frolic of her own.
Closed-source knowledge
Betty works from a controlled body of information built for this practice — not scraped from the open internet.
Taught by a seasoned attorney
Thousands of real bankruptcy examples, curated by a practicing attorney, are what she learns and builds from.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Betty doesn't stop working
Overnight she keeps reading, sorting, and tracking. When you wake up, the briefing is already waiting:
Today's schedule, in order, with travel and 341 times.
Major updates since you logged off — filings, notices, payments, new leads.
Every task and client matter accounted for, monitored in real time.
Anything she couldn't resolve, flagged for you first thing.
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.
Explains the platform
How intake, document collection, review, and case preparation work on Bankruptcy.ai — step by step, in plain English.
Cites real reference data
Exemption statutes, caps, and state median income by household size — always with the statute and effective date.
Knows her limits
Betty is an AI tool, not a real person and not a lawyer, and she never gives legal advice. For advice on a specific situation, she points you to a licensed attorney.
Try asking Betty
Look for the Ask Betty button in the bottom-right corner of any page and start with something like:
Betty is not a real person. She is an AI software tool built into Bankruptcy.ai. Betty is not a lawyer, cannot give legal advice, and cannot decide anything about your case. Bankruptcy.AI is a technology platform, not a law firm. For advice about your situation, speak with a licensed attorney in your state.