Law Offices of Robert M. Geller, P.A. · Prepared by Iron Noodle

Step 04 · The Decision — Confidential Part 2 Release Package

Geller Profit Blueprint: Operating Control Plan

A profitable, high-volume bankruptcy firm does not need more opinions. It needs a control layer: daily money visibility, owner-level workflow queues, trusted source-of-truth reporting, and a sequenced implementation plan.

The Payment Decision. Part 2 unlocks the Blueprint package: executive dashboard, evidence-backed findings, owner assignments, and the implementation sequence. Not a report. This is the operating plan. It turns audit findings into measurable control. Your move: pay, unlock, execute.

01 — The Numbers

The Five Numbers

Every number below is treated as source-backed or confidence-labeled. The final dashboard separates verified financials from items requiring direct system access.

The operating picture

Total income
$7,783,024
Net operating income
$1,633,818
Hires, 12 months
3,109
Filed cases
1,963
Filed-case conversion
63.1%
Advertising lane
$1,258,621
Contract labor/services lane
$1,020,600
Ad + services per filed case
$1,161

02 — Diagnosis

Geller is not a broken firm. Geller is a control problem hiding inside a successful firm.

Money is moving through too many exception paths.

Bounces, ACH failures, chargebacks, refunds, online payments, cash/checks, old balances, payment plans, and system glitches need one finance control center.

Retain/onboarding is a multi-platform handoff.

Contract, signature, payment setup, client access, SharePoint folder, and bankruptcy file setup are connected business events, not separate clerical tasks.

Chat and spreadsheets are carrying workflow memory.

The Blueprint turns message-driven work into structured queues while preserving the speed of notifications.

03 — What Part 2 Releases

The Enterprise Package

1
Executive Board PacketPartner-ready findings 1

Financial baseline, operating diagnosis, workflow map, system map, and implementation options in a boardroom artifact.

2
Private Control PortalInteractive Blueprint 2

Password-gated dashboard, owner-lane backlog, evidence appendix, and source confidence labels.

3
Part 3 SOW MenuPath to implementation 3

$5K–$15K implementation sprints selected by business impact, not technology novelty.

05 — Evidence Discipline

The CFO can trace the numbers.

A

Source-backed anchors

  • Profit and loss by practice area.
  • Hires and filed-case workbooks.
  • Billing workbook and exception tabs.
  • Org chart, interviews, and access map.
B

Claim safety rules

  • No guaranteed ROI claims.
  • No person-level labor recommendations without person-cost data.
  • No unsupported interview-count claims.
  • Every major number gets a source/confidence label.

Source confidence labels

Verified financials Workbook-derived production Interview-derived workflow Needs system access

06 — The Decision

The Cost of Standing Still

Annual net operating income — current vs. with the operating control layer

Today $1.63M NOI With the control layer $2.48M–$3.19M $850K–$1.57M/yr stays on the table without it
Ranges are the Blueprint’s published conservative-to-aggressive recovery scenarios. The implementation menu below is how the range gets claimed.

Recommended decision

Release Part 2, review the final Blueprint package, then select the first implementation sprint with the highest control value. The clean starting point is either Billing Control Center or Retain Desk Automation.

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