Bankruptcy Cases, With Every Deadline Computed.
Litmas AI reads the 341 notice, computes the whole calendar, and drafts with the burden splits built in.
The Calendar Starts at the 341 Notice
Bankruptcy is federal and uniform. The clocks are the part that bite.
Built For Bankruptcy
Fourteen federal starting points, and the same tooling whether your client is the debtor, a creditor or the trustee.
Stay Relief & Claims
- Relief from stay on cause and on no equity
- Adequate protection, with the burden split applied
- Claim objections
- Plan confirmation objections
Dischargeability & Discharge
- Fraud and false financial statements
- Fiduciary defalcation, with the Bullock state of mind
- Willful and malicious injury under Kawaauhau
- Section 727 objections inside the 60-day window
Avoidance
- Preference under section 547 with the insolvency presumption
- Every section 547(c) defense addressed
- Actual and constructive fraudulent transfer
- BFP value defense and UFTA companion claims
Real Results for Real Litigators
Transforming case discovery into litigation strategy faster.
Trusted by Leading Litigation Teams
Join 200+ litigation firms leveraging Litmas AI for high-stakes matters and critical filings.
200+
Litigation Firms
Leading practices nationwide
50 States
Coverage
Both State and Federal
10x
Faster Drafting
Hours to minutes
0
AI Fabricated Cases
Every citation verified
A High-Performance Litigation Toolkit
Litmas AI builds one picture of your case from everything you give it, and drafts from that.
How Bankruptcy Lawyers Are Using Litmas AI
- Move for relief from stay with the burden split and the 30 and 60 day clocks applied
- File a dischargeability complaint on the right ground with its elements set out
- Bring a preference action with every section 547(c) defense addressed
- Object to discharge under section 727 inside the 60-day window
- Work the matter as debtor, creditor or trustee counsel
Built for Litigation.
Your stay relief and dischargeability filings come back with the deadlines computed. The burden sits on the right party. Every case behind them is real, current, and says what you cited it for.
Title 11 and the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure linked
Official Form captions, B 416A for the main case and B 416D for adversary proceedings
All 91 bankruptcy courts selectable
Deadlines computed from the 341 notice and carried through the case
Attorney in the loop on every filing
Frequently Asked Questions
From verified citations to secure case data, every feature is designed specifically for litigators.
Litmas AI was built by litigators for litigation work. Rather than answering from general knowledge, it grounds every answer in two things — your case file and verified U.S. court opinions — combined through Litmas AI's proprietary legal reasoning layer. Each output is assembled from those sources, every case, statute and pincite is validated against them, and each citation is linked inline so you can open it and judge its context and applicability yourself.
The practical difference is the workflow. Litmas AI lets you guide it step by step through your reasoning, keeps evidence mapped to the elements you have to prove, and shows its sources at every stage — so the output is file-ready and you can verify it before you file.
No. Litmas enhances their work by automating repetitive research and formatting, so your team can focus on strategy and analysis.
Yes. Litmas AI can draft motions, pleadings, and responses tailored to your jurisdiction. The platform uses your uploaded case documents and validated case law to produce motion drafts tied to your specific facts. You maintain full editorial control and can review every section before submission. Attorneys using Litmas AI typically reduce motion drafting time by 60 to 80 percent.
Absolutely. Data is encrypted and never used for AI training. Litmas AI has completed a SOC 2 examination and an independent HIPAA compliance audit.
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