If you make more than the median income...

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What should I be asking? What should I look for?

Check out these websites that help you prepare for every bk lawyer you interview and includes questions to ask them -

http://bankruptcy.lawyers.com/Bankruptcy-Selecting-a-Good-Lawyer.html

http://moranlaw.net/selecting.htm

http://moranlaw.net/interview.html

http://bankruptcy.lawyers.com/Bankruptcy-Preparing-to-Meet-with-a-Lawyer.html

Take the questions you want to ask every lawyer with you already written or typed on a piece of paper with space below to write in answers to every lawyer you meet with. Jot down quick notes as you ask each one. When you've interviewed 3-4 different lawyers, then you'll be able to remember what each one told you and cross-compare answers.

Not all lawyers have a good grasp of the latest nuances of bk law case decisions across the country, understand how the judge and trustees in your local bk court interpret the bk law, and know if they agree with the latest case law decisions. Especially when you are above median, taking the time to selecting the most knowledgeable lawyer and one that you can get along with is crucial.

We'll help you sort the choice out as much as we can, but ultimately YOU have to make the choice and retain one. (It's NOT a good idea to file an above median Ch 7 case on your own pro se.) Good luck in your search!