A Bankruptcy Client Interview Form is a legal document used by bankruptcy attorneys and debtors to collect the necessary information to evaluate the debtor's financial situation and determine if bankruptcy is the best option. The form helps the attorney obtain an overview of the debtor's financial condition, including assets, liabilities, income, expenses and other information. It also helps the attorney determine if any other alternatives, such as debt consolidation, are available. The form typically includes questions about the debtor's income, debts, assets, liabilities, and other financial information. It also includes questions about the debtor's employment, marital status, and other personal information. The form is designed to provide the attorney with a comprehensive picture of the debtor's financial picture. There are two types of Bankruptcy Client Interview Form: a Chapter 7 Form and a Chapter 13 Form. The Chapter 7 Form is used for individuals who wish to file for liquidation bankruptcy, while the Chapter 13 Form is used for individuals who wish to file for reorganization bankruptcy.