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Your Trusted Partner in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy provides individuals a fast and effective way to eliminate most unsecured debts, such as credit cards, medical bills, and personal loans. Unlike Chapter 13, which requires a repayment plan, Chapter 7 allows you to discharge qualifying debts entirely, giving you a fresh financial start. While certain valuable assets may be protected under exemptions, non-exempt assets can be liquidated to satisfy creditors.
Through Venture Plans consultants and an experienced network of bankruptcy attorneys, you gain expert guidance in preparing, filing, and navigating Chapter 7 filings efficiently. With our support, you can stop collection calls, wage garnishments, and foreclosures almost immediately after filing.
Benefits of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy:
- Rapid elimination of most unsecured debts
- Immediate protection from lawsuits, wage garnishments, and creditor calls
- Potential to discharge credit card balances, medical bills, and personal loans
- Preserve exempt property while liquidating only non-exempt assets
- Achieve a fresh financial start in a shorter timeframe than Chapter 13
Our Core Practice Areas
- Pro Se Filing Support for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Pro Se Filing Support for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy without an attorney to save on legal costs is possible, but with proper guidance, it can be completed successfully. Our support helps you navigate the filing process independently while avoiding common mistakes and unnecessary delays.
Our Pro Se Support Services Include:
- Step-by-step guidance on preparing and organizing all required bankruptcy forms and schedules
- Instructions on filing procedures, court deadlines, and compliance requirements
- Assistance with documenting income, debts, assets, and monthly expenses
- Preparation for meetings with the bankruptcy trustee, including guidance on expected questions
- Strategies to prevent errors that could lead to dismissal or delay of your case
- Ongoing assistance throughout the filing process until your discharge
- Preparation of a Chapter 7 Skeleton Bankruptcy Petition
- Completion of Schedules, Statement of Financial Affairs, and Exemption Documentation
Pro Se Filing Support for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Filing Chapter 7 bankruptcy without an attorney to save on legal costs is possible, but with proper guidance, it can be completed successfully. Our support helps you navigate the filing process independently while avoiding common mistakes and unnecessary delays.
Our Pro Se Support Services Include:
- Step-by-step guidance on preparing and organizing all required bankruptcy forms and schedules
- Instructions on filing procedures, court deadlines, and compliance requirements
- Assistance with documenting income, debts, assets, and monthly expenses
- Preparation for meetings with the bankruptcy trustee, including guidance on expected questions
- Strategies to prevent errors that could lead to dismissal or delay of your case
- Ongoing assistance throughout the filing process until your discharge
Step-by-Step Process
- Initial Consultation & Financial Review
- Our affiliate attorneys assess your financial situation, including income, debts, assets, and eligibility for Chapter 7. This ensures you qualify for a full debt discharge and identifies which assets may be exempt.
- A skeleton petition is filed to immediately trigger the automatic stay. This stops foreclosure, repossession, wage garnishments, and collection lawsuits, giving you immediate relief from creditor actions.
- Within the court-specified deadline (typically 14 days), you must file detailed schedules of assets, liabilities, income, and expenses, as well as the SOFA. This provides full transparency to the court and trustee.
- Our attorneys guide you in identifying exempt property to protect from liquidation. Non-exempt assets, if any, may be sold by the trustee to pay creditors.
- You attend a required meeting with the bankruptcy trustee and any creditors. Our team prepares you with guidance on what to expect and how to respond to questions.
- After successful filing, schedules, and 341 meeting, the court discharges qualifying debts, giving you a fresh financial start. Any remaining non-exempt assets are handled per trustee procedures.

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Our Team

Arleo Dordar
Founder & President
Arleo Dordar is the Founder/CEO, investor, and product architect of Ventureplans™. Arleo is a visionary with a strong leadership background. He has assisted various Fortune 500 companies in scaling, restructuring, organizing, and developing sustainability plans for 4500+ businesses across 150 industries globally, resulting over $100 million dollars in investments. Arleo's expertise is in the implementation of revenue growth, execution, financing and digital transformation. Arleo engages in high-level discussions with startups, small businesses, and enterprise level organizations to gather and analyze big data, understand trends, and proactively deliver insights, recommendations, and drive improvements based on qualitative and quantitative metrics in to enhance operational efficiency, sales, marketing, and branding to achieve financing goals. Arleo is fluent in English and Farsi.

John Varley
Corporate Legal Counsel
John Varley is admitted to practice law in California, Including the California Supreme Court, Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, United States Tax Court, and the US District Courts- Southern, Central, Eastern and Northern Districts of California. In the area of Corporate and Bankruptcy Law, John has personally filed more 2,500 successful cases through the Federal Bankruptcy Court System. John is one of the few attorneys to have trained and certified in the three separate training trips to North Carolina under the preeminent bankruptcy litigator, Oliver Max Gardner. He received his Juris Doctor from Thomas Jefferson School Of Law In 2007. John Varley is a Certified Public Accountant (Delaware) and earned an MBA with emphasis In Finance from San Diego State University In 1989. He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree In Economics from UCLA In 1984. He is a member of Mensa High IQ Society.

Al Sheivani
Senior Financial Consultant & Controller
Al Sheivani is a management accountant, forensic accountant, and due diligence expert. He specializes in the creation of historical financial statements, financial pro formas, financial account reconciliation, and identifying errors and irregularities in accounting for small to medium-sized businesses seeking financing. Other areas of expertise include institutional debt finance, SBA lending, and loan shepoarding. Al provides decades of experience in handling challenging financial issues for corporations.
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