For Immediate Release
Try Our New BankruptcyTrail.ai: Bankruptcy.ai Turns the Qualification Questions Into a Game
BankruptcyTrail.ai walks people through the questions that shape a bankruptcy case — income, assets, debts, and goals — in a trail-style journey that takes minutes, not meetings.
August 1, 2026 · Bankruptcy.ai · Media contact: info@bankruptcy.ai
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Bankruptcy.ai today announced the launch of BankruptcyTrail.ai, a free, game-style experience that helps people explore whether they may qualify for bankruptcy relief. Styled after the classic trail games, BankruptcyTrail.ai guides players through the same categories of questions an attorney asks in a first consultation — household income, assets, debt types, and financial goals — and helps them understand what those answers may mean before they ever pick up the phone.
Most people facing debt problems put off the first conversation because they do not know what to expect. BankruptcyTrail.ai is designed to lower that barrier: no appointment, no paperwork, no pressure — just a short, approachable journey that leaves players better prepared to talk with a licensed attorney about their options.
Play BankruptcyTrail.aiBetty is your trail guide — bankruptcytrail.aiWhy we tried a different approach
Facing creditors is a difficult trail — collection calls, lawsuits, garnishments, and the constant question of whether there is any way out. The usual way to find out whether you qualify for debt relief is a form, a phone call, or a wall of legal text, and for most people that is exactly why they wait. We wanted to try something different: let people learn whether they may be eligible for relief by walking that trail one step at a time, with a guide beside them. Betty, our pixel-art trail guide, asks the same questions an attorney would about income, assets, and debts, and explains what each answer means along the way — so the process feels like progress instead of a test you might fail. Play it at bankruptcytrail.ai.
"The hardest step in bankruptcy is the first one — admitting you need information. We built BankruptcyTrail.ai so that step feels like a game instead of a confession. Play it, learn where you stand, and if bankruptcy looks like a fit, you arrive at the consultation informed instead of anxious."
BankruptcyTrail.ai is educational. It does not provide legal advice, and completing the trail is not a determination of eligibility — only a licensed attorney reviewing a person's full circumstances can advise whether and how to file. Players who want that review can connect with an attorney directly from the game.
About Bankruptcy.ai
Bankruptcy.ai is a bankruptcy practice platform developed by Majors Law Group, P.C., assisting clients from the beginning of the engagement to the end, with every AI work product reviewed and verified by an attorney. To learn more, visit bankruptcy.ai.
About Majors Law Group, P.C.
Majors Law Group, P.C. was established in 2019 and has helped thousands of individuals and businesses seek relief under the Bankruptcy Code. Majors Law Group, P.C. is a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.
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Bankruptcy.ai Media Relations · info@bankruptcy.ai
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© 2026 Majors Law Group, P.C. · Bankruptcy.ai. Attorney advertising. Dominic Majors, Esq. is admitted to practice in Arizona, California, and Washington. BankruptcyTrail.ai is an educational tool and does not provide legal advice; results are not a determination of eligibility. This release is not legal advice.
