Important Notice: Plan Form Corrected
A minor omission in the revised Chapter 13 plan form effective 12/1 has been corrected. For more information, click here.
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General Order 20-0001: Adoption of Interim Bankruptcy Rules
The Court has adopted by general order the changes to the national rules needed to implement SBRA. For more information review the general order here. Watch for a notice about new ECF events for use in SBRA cases that will be issued prior to the February 19th effective date.
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Forms and ECF Event Changes for Small Business Reorganization Act
The Small Business Reorganization Act (“SBRA”) takes effect on February 19th. SBRA establishes a new Subchapter V within Chapter 11 and will result in changes to forms and to ECF events on its effective date. For more information click here.
Coming Soon - - New Version of ChapMobile
On April 22, 2019, the Court began using a new internal calendar and chambers case management program called CHAP (Chambers Automation Program). We are pleased to announce the newest version of the ChapMobile App will be released soon. If you are a current App user, you should receive an updated notice from your device’s app store. Click here for more information.
ChapMobile App
The Bankruptcy Court is pleased to announce we are expanding service to the Bar and Public with a free calendar App. This mobile App is available in the Apple and Google Play stores. ChapMobile offers a central location for on-demand viewing of bankruptcy hearings and 341 Meetings. Using the App eliminates time-consuming searches on court websites.
General Order 20-0002: Order Concerning Temporary Waiver of Signature Requirement on Debtor's Documents
The Court’s ECF Administrative Policies and Procedures, which have the same effect as a local rule pursuant to Local Rule B-5005-4, provide that an attorney may use the accepted e-signature format for a debtor client on a document filed with the Court if the attorney possesses the original document with the debtor’s wet signature. Click here for more information.
Notice of General Continuance of 341 Meetings of Creditors
Effective immediately, all in-person chapter 7, 12, and 13 section 341 meetings scheduled through April 10, 2020, are hereby continued until a later date to be determined. Click here for more information.