Where the platform runs
States using Bankruptcy.AI
Bankruptcy.AI is the operating system independent firms use to prepare and file consumer bankruptcy cases online. These are the states where it is in production today, with city-level guides to online Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 filing in each.
Arizona
District of Arizona — Phoenix, Tucson & Yuma divisions
Bankruptcy.AI has been in daily production use on Arizona Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases, from Phoenix and Tucson to Flagstaff and Yuma — document intake, exemption analysis, plan tracking, and client updates all running through the platform.
Washington
Western & Eastern Districts — Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Yakima & Richland
Washington is a choice-of-exemption state, and Bankruptcy.AI runs both the Washington and federal exemption scenarios on every case — across two federal districts and five courthouse locations, from Seattle and Tacoma to Spokane and the Tri-Cities.
Filing bankruptcy online in Arizona & Washington
Bankruptcy petitions in both states are filed electronically — they have been for years. What changed is the client side: paperwork, signatures, credit counseling, and status updates are now handled online too, which is what Bankruptcy.AI was built to run. For Arizona & Washington residents that means a case can be prepared and filed without taking a day off work.
Everything starts online
Intake, credit counseling, and document upload happen from a phone or laptop. There is no office visit required to start a case.
Documents collected for you
Pay stubs, tax returns, bank statements, and creditor notices are gathered and checked as they arrive, so nothing stalls the petition.
The 341 meeting is remote
Meetings of creditors are conducted by phone or video in nearly all consumer cases, so most filers never appear in a courthouse.
An attorney signs the petition
Online filing is not do-it-yourself filing. A licensed attorney reviews exemptions, the means test, and the schedules before anything is filed.
See how the online process works step by step →·Check your 6-month income window →
Expanding next
Every new state means new exemption tables, district rules, and local forms — so the platform is added district by district rather than all at once. Firms in other states can ask to be part of the next district we build.
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