I don’t mean to alarm you, but the folks at Bankruptcy Bill have organized what appears to be the first ever Bankruptcy Song Contest.
So whether you’re a debtor, a creditor, a bankruptcy lawyer or a “Bankruptcy Lover,” here’s your chance to express yourself through song. The winner will be selected by readers voting. Check out the details here.
What’s the incentive? They’re going to announce the winner in a future Bankruptcy Bill cartoon and they’ll include the winner as a character in the cartoon. That’s right, you and Bankruptcy Bill–or maybe BAPCPA Man–standing shoulder to shoulder in 2-D.
The other incentive is that it’s for a good cause. The contest sponsors (of which I’m one) will collectively donate $25 to the National Consumer Law Center for each song submitted.
Most of all, it should be fun to see all the different songs and topics that come out of this. So get out your pen and paper and start writing the bankruptcy songs that Burt Bacharach and Bob Dylan never wrote.
Russell A. DeMott is a Charleston, South Carolina bankruptcy lawyer who helps people file Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy.
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