AI intake for bankruptcy and debt relief firms
People research bankruptcy for months and call once, usually at night. AlloyVoice answers without judgment, captures the situation and books the consultation before the caller loses their nerve.
Built for bankruptcy firms whose callers dial once, at night
AlloyVoice fits firms with two to fifteen attorneys that already spend on marketing and run a lean intake desk. If this sounds like your firm, the calls you are missing are the ones we answer.
This is your firm if…
Most of your intake calls arrive after 9pm, from callers who have already made up their minds.
You run ads for debt relief, garnishment and foreclosure keywords.
A small team answers by day; the late-night call is the one that gets lost.
Two to fifteen attorneys with same-day availability for urgent filings.
What the market looks like
With AlloyVoice
40%
of law firms answer a prospective client’s phone call. It was 56% in 2019. Clio Legal Trends Report 2024
100%
of calls answered. Zero opportunities missed.
34%
of callers who reach voicemail never try the firm again. Oklahoma Bar Association
0
potential cases sent to voicemail. Spam and sales calls are screened out; every potential client is qualified and booked on the call.
42%
of evening and weekend inquiries go unanswered. Legal Marketing Association
24/7
nights, weekends and holidays answered like a Tuesday at 2pm.
Three calls every bankruptcy firm knows
The caller has usually rehearsed this call for months.
The late-night search
After months of reading, the caller finally dials at 11pm. The agent answers, keeps things simple and books a consultation for the morning.
The garnishment notice
A wage garnishment starts Friday. The agent captures the creditor, the amounts and the deadline, and flags the urgency.
The foreclosure letter
A homeowner has a sale date. The agent captures the property, the lender and the date, and routes it for immediate attention.
Plain questions, no lecture
The agent speaks plainly and lets the caller keep their dignity.
What is prompting the call: collections, garnishment, foreclosure or planning ahead?
Roughly how much debt is involved, and what kind: credit cards, medical, taxes, loans?
Are you employed, and roughly what is the household income?
Do you own a home or a vehicle?
Have you filed for bankruptcy before?
Are there any court dates, sale dates or garnishment deadlines?
Calls are encrypted in transit and at rest, and the agent captures only what your intake needs.
No judgment, no jargon
Built for the call people almost do not make.
Dignity on every call
The agent speaks plainly, never lectures and never makes the caller justify themselves.
Urgent deadlines surfaced
Foreclosure sale dates and garnishment starts are flagged at the top of the summary for same-day follow-up.
Ready for the first meeting
Debt types, income and assets captured so your attorney can discuss options the first time they speak with the client.
Questions bankruptcy firms ask
Before you add AlloyVoice to your intake.
No. It captures the situation and books a consultation; only your attorney advises on options.
Yes. Calls are encrypted in transit and at rest, every call is logged and auditable, and the agent captures only what your intake needs.
Yes. Booking rules can reserve same-day consultations for callers with sale dates or garnishment deadlines.
Other practice areas
The same intake agent, tuned to how each practice takes on clients.
- Personal InjuryCrash victims call from the roadside and the hospital, at any hour. Answer first, capture the facts and book the consultation.Learn more
- Criminal DefenseArrests happen at midnight and the family calls from the precinct parking lot. Be the firm that answers.Learn more
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- ImmigrationImmigration callers want answers now, and the firm that responds first gets the case. Detention calls cannot wait until morning.Learn more
- Estate Planning & ProbateGrieving families and cautious planners both call when they are finally ready. Answer with patience and book the meeting.Learn more
- Employment LawSomeone just lost their job and is calling from the parking lot at 5:30pm. Answer while the details are fresh.Learn more
- Workers’ CompensationInjured workers call from the job site, the clinic and the break room. Answer first and capture the claim.Learn more
Answer the call they almost did not make
See AlloyVoice handle a bankruptcy intake in a 20-minute demo.