Effective December 1, 2013, Fed.R.Bankr.P. 1007(b)(7) has been amended to permit an approved debtor education provider to notify the court directly that the debtor has completed a post-petition instructional course concerning personal financial management. [1] This rule change pertains to debtor education certificates only, not to credit counseling certificates.
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The Court has issued a general order supplementing the Presumed Reasonable fee in Chapter 13 cases with plans extended under Section 1329(d). To read the general order, click here.
All the Judges are now or soon will be using Zoom for Government to conduct hearings by videoconference. Click here for more information.
Beginning the week of February 22, 2021, Chief Judge Robyn Moberly will be using a new tool for videoconferencing, Zoom for Government ®. Click here for more information.
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