Intake — Successor Counsel Pitch

Successor Counsel Intro Letter Generator

Generate a structured intro letter to send to a prospective attorney you are evaluating. The goal is efficient transfer of facts so counsel can decide in 5–10 minutes of reading whether to take the case. Fill in the form on the left, see the letter render live on the right, then copy or save as PDF. Self-contained, no signup, nothing leaves your browser.

Educational tool, not legal advice. This is a free document-generation utility provided by the Open Bankruptcy Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 41-5159631). The tool reproduces template language only. The content, accuracy, and use of any letter generated are solely the user's responsibility. No attorney-client relationship is created. Consult a licensed attorney for advice specific to your situation.

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Why structured intake helps. Prospective counsel evaluates 50+ cases per week. Concision wins. A clean factual brief — facts first, story last — lets the attorney triage in 5–10 minutes and respond. A long unstructured email gets skimmed or ignored.

About You

Prospective Attorney

Matter

Surface dates clearly. An attorney's first question on any active matter is "what's on the calendar?"

Former-Counsel File Status

What You're Asking

Brief Case Summary

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Concision is enforced. The summary appears at the END of the letter, after the structured facts. Counsel reads facts first, story last.

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Reminder: This is a template. Review every line before sending. The Open Bankruptcy Project does not represent you and does not certify any output.
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One more reminder: Educational tool, not legal advice. The Open Bankruptcy Project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit (EIN 41-5159631) providing free informational tools. Consult a licensed attorney before sending any legal correspondence. The accuracy and content of any letter generated by this tool are solely the user's responsibility.

This site provides general information, not legal advice. Consult a qualified attorney for your specific situation.