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Official Form 106A/B is required with every bankruptcy petition. It captures all property you own or have an interest in — real estate, vehicles, household goods, bank accounts, retirement accounts, and business interests. The wizard walks you through each category — free, no signup required.
The Schedule A/B (Form 106A/B) template is waiting for a licensed attorney to review its rule data. Until then SynthCounsel does not produce this document, so answering the questions will not give you one.
You can still read through the questions to see what it asks and what to gather.
Schedule A/B (Official Form 106A/B) is the property schedule filed with your petition. Part 1 covers real property; Part 2 covers 35 categories of personal property. List everything — even fully encumbered assets.
Yes. List the asset at current fair market value. The loan balance goes on Schedule D. Omitting an asset is a federal crime (bankruptcy fraud).
Current resale value — garage sale prices or Facebook Marketplace, not replacement cost. Household goods are typically listed as an aggregate.
Most qualified retirement accounts are exempt under § 522(d)(12) or state equivalents. List them here and claim the exemption on Schedule C.
After listing your assets on Schedule A/B, claim your exemptions on Schedule C. Choose federal or state exemptions and cite the authorizing statute for each asset.
Open Schedule C wizardNot legal advice. SynthCounsel is not a law firm. Bankruptcy law varies and individual circumstances matter — consult a licensed bankruptcy attorney or a bankruptcy petition preparer before filing.