If you filed a proof of claim with the court and there were no objections to your claim or if a judge made a ruling denying the objection and allowed your claim, you may check Chapter 13 Trustee’s website assigned to the case or contact the Chapter 13's Trustee Office.
John Hauber - http://hauber13.com/
Telephone: 317-636-1062
All questions regarding payment of a claim in chapter 7 and 13 cases should be directed to the assigned case trustee. The trustee’s contact information is found on the Notice of Bankruptcy Case. Chapter 11 or 12 claims questions should be directed to the Debtor’s attorney.
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(Yes.) Anyone can file a proof of claim using the Electronic Proof of Claim (ePOC) system. No login or password is required.
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Yes. The Court accepts claims filed in all cases.
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Filing a claim using ePOC creates the B410, Proof of Claim form for you. All supporting documents, such as promissory notes, purchase orders, invoices, itemized statements, contracts, judgments, mortgages, and security agreements, must be in PDF format and can be attached during the filing process.
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Yes, you will receive notices that are sent to all claimants.
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Review the Electronic Proof of Claim (ePoc) page for information on filing, amending, and/or withdrawing proofs of claim.
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Check the website of the Chapter 13 Trustee assigned to the case or contact the Chapter 13's Trustee Office.
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Answering this question is considered legal advice and the Court's staff is not allowed to provide legal advice. You may wish to contact an attorney. Additionally, please review 11 U.S.C. §523(a)(5)
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Yes. Typically when the case is converted to another chapter the new trustee is assigned to the case and another 341 meeting is schedule.
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