Pro Bono Services
Attorneys: Register to volunteer for bankruptcy and district pro bono services.
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Office of the US Trustee
Approved Credit Counseling & Debtor Education provider and Means Testing Information can be found here.
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EBN (Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing)
Attention Creditor(s): Receive court notices and orders by email.
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DeBN (Debtor Electronic Bankruptcy Noticing)
Attention Debtor(s): You can now receive court notices and orders by email.
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CARE INDIANAPOLIS
Learn more about the financial
literacy programs available to your school/organization from the Credit
Abuse Resistance Education program.
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FEES: ACH PAYMENT OPTION AVAILABLE SOON
On January 2, 2019, the Court will accept use of ACH to pay fees. For details click here.
Alert re: Risk of Sharing Account Credentials
The Court has issued a reminder of the risks associated with sharing PACER log-in credentials with others. To review the notice, click here.
General Order 18-0002: Order Amending Local Bankruptcy Rules
The Court has issued General Order 18-0002, adopting proposed edits to its local rules. No substantive changes were made to the proposal published for comment in early November. To review the general order, click here.
Credit Abuse Resistance Education Program Info Meeting
The bankruptcy court is hosting an informational meeting about the Credit Abuse Resistance Education Program, which matches volunteer speakers with local schools for the purpose of exposing students to basic credit concepts. For information about the meeting, click here.
Tips for Expediting Review of Larger Dockets
The Court recently implemented programming changes that allow ECF users to speed up the process of opening a larger docket by limiting the data that appears on the docket. For details, review the new entry in the Procedures Manual, found here:
http://www.insb.uscourts.gov/content/viewing-docket-case
Note: selection of the options that speed up docket loading doesn’t “stick” – that is, you have to select them as to each docket you want to see. Loading speed is only improved significantly for lengthy dockets.
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