General Order 15-0001: Order Amending Local Bankruptcy Rule B-2016-1(b)(6)
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Creditor FAQs
- Proof of Claims
- Payment
- Discharge/Dischargeability
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A creditor may be a business, organization, or individual person who is owed money to a person, organization, or business that has filed for bankruptcy. This section of the website provides information such as policies and procedures, Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing, electronic filing requirements, filing electronically, forms, and Trustee Meeting of Creditors (Section 341 Meeting).
Note: If you are not represented by an attorney please visit the website section entitled "Filing Without an Attorney".
I am filing a Proof of Claim, what is the difference between the Notice & Payment address?
Notice address is where the court office will send notices. Payment address is where the trustees will send payments.
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I received some papers in the mail - Debtor's Declaration of Domestic Support Obligations. What does domestic support mean? Which box do I check?
In a Chapter 13, the Debtor's Declaration Regarding Domestic Support Obligations form is required in order to receive a discharge. Form B283 may be used by debtors to certify that they have complied with two of the requirements set out in section 1328(a) of the Bankruptcy Code, 11 U.S.C. § 1328(a), for a discharge in chapter 13. The certifications must be made after the debtor has completed the plan payments.