Arizona Disclosure of Compensation of Attorney For Debtor is a document required by the Bankruptcy Court to disclose the amount of money and other consideration that a debtor’s attorney will receive in exchange for providing legal services. This disclosure must be made prior to the debtor’s discharge of the debt. The disclosure must include the amount of money or other consideration being paid, the services being provided, the terms of payment, and any other terms of the agreement between the attorney and the debtor. There are two types of Arizona Disclosure of Compensation of Attorney For Debtor: (1) the Summary Disclosure of Attorney's Compensation and (2) the Full Disclosure of Attorney's Compensation. The Summary Disclosure of Attorney's Compensation is a one-page form that provides a brief overview of the attorney's compensation. It includes the amount of money and other consideration that the attorney will receive, the services being provided, and the terms of payment. The Full Disclosure of Attorney's Compensation is a more detailed form that provides a more in-depth description of the attorney's compensation. It includes the amount of money and other consideration that the attorney will receive, the services being provided, the terms of payment, and any other terms of the agreement between the attorney and the debtor.