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Official Forms 106D and 106E/F are required with every bankruptcy petition. They list every creditor who has a claim against you — secured creditors (mortgages, car loans), priority unsecured creditors (taxes, support), and general unsecured creditors (credit cards, medical bills). The wizard walks you through all three sections — free, no signup required.
The Schedule D/E/F (Form 106D/E/F) 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 D (Form 106D) lists secured creditors — those holding collateral like a mortgage, car loan, or judgment lien. List the creditor, collateral, and outstanding balance.
Priority unsecured (Schedule E/F Part 1) includes recent taxes, domestic support, and certain wages — paid ahead of general creditors. General unsecured (Part 2) covers credit cards, medical bills, and deficiency balances.
Yes — list every debt and check "disputed." Omitting a debt can prevent it from being discharged. You do not admit liability by listing it.
Last 4 digits only. Never include a full account number or SSN in a court filing — they are public records.
List your assets before listing creditors. Secured creditor collateral on Schedule D should match property disclosed on Schedule A/B.
Open Schedule A/B 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.