FAQs for Lexria

Lexria is an intake system for lawyers that leverages modern design and best-in-class tools to provide the best bankruptcy intake experience for your clients, while eliminating the time your office spends on intake. Lexria will allow you to eliminate hours hand-holding your clients through the intake process; to streamline your intake operations; and to remain confident that your clients are providing exactly what you need to help them file for bankruptcy.

Lexria offers cloud-based software that methodically walks your bankruptcy clients through the lengthy data-gathering process, ensuring they are gathering and submitting exactly what you need to support them in their bankruptcy filing.

Lexria saves your law office hours of time usually spent following up with your clients and requesting missing documentation or more information. Lexria leverages automated data gathering of prior income and financial account data, as well as automatically extracting data from the documents they do upload. Think: your clients no longer need to answer questions they've already answered on their key documentation (tax returns, paystubs, etc.). This means your clients spend less time gathering their information, leading to increased completion rates. In addition, Lexria maintains all client information in one place, provides a concise summary of all data, and makes it easy for you to offer intake services to all of your clients.

We are happy to talk! Send us a note and we'll schedule some time to answer your questions.

We are not a law firm, so unfortunately we can not help you find a lawyer or advise whether you should file for bankruptcy. We suggest doing a search for bankruptcy lawyers in your area, and reach out to them directly to set up time to discuss your situation.

We suggest doing a search for bankruptcy lawyers in your area, and reach out to them directly to set up time to discuss your situation.

We have designed Lexria to support and guide you through the intake process in a thoughtful, careful, and expeditious manner. We recommend taking your time, going section by section, rather than rushing through. In total, you might expect to take anywhere from 20 to 60 minutes, as the information covers a lot of areas and that time estimate depends on a lot of factors.

Lexria can not offer any legal advice about whether you should file for bankruptcy. We suggest you find a bankruptcy attorney to speak with directly about your specific situation.

Lexria can not offer any legal advice about whether you should file for bankruptcy. We suggest you find a bankruptcy attorney to speak with directly about your specific situation.

We are not a law firm, so unfortunately we can not help you find a lawyer or advise whether you should file for bankruptcy. We suggest doing a search for bankruptcy lawyers in your area, and reach out to them directly to set up time to discuss your situation. If you happen to know anyone who has previously filed for bankruptcy or if you have worked with other types of lawyers in the past you may also be able to ask for a referral.

Lexria previously had a student debt relief product which is no longer available. Find out more here.

Absolutely! We'd love to show you a demo. Simply send us a note and a team member will be in touch to set up a time.

We'd love to talk! Send us a note and we will schedule some time to answer any questions you have.

As many as you want!

It's up to you how many candidates you'd like to use Lexria: we are set up to support your entire business, but understand that based on data requirements and/or timing, it may not make sense to use the full Lexria intake for all of your bankruptcy clients.

We have designed Lexria to work with any bankruptcy attorney, regardless of state of operation, size of firm, or volume of business.

For the Lexria Intake, our pricing is set up so that you only pay once your candidate has completed their intake. For our new Flexible Lexria product, it is a monthly subscription with add-on services for paystub retrieval and financial account statement retrieval. Find out more here.