Notices to Creditors & Equity Holders

Service Description

a) Under Bankruptcy 2002(a), the Court directs that notices that are governed by that rule must be given: (1) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(1), notice will be given by the clerk. (2) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(2), notice must be given by the proponent of the proposed use, sale, or lease of property. (3) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(3), notice must be given: (A) In a chapter 7 case with a compromise involving exempt property, by the Debtor(s); in all other chapter 7 matters, by the trustee. (B) In a chapter 11 case with Debtor(s) in possession, by the Debtor(s) in possession; in a chapter 11 case with a trustee, by the trustee. (C) In a chapter 13 case when the proponent of the compromise is the chapter 13 trustee, by the chapter 13 trustee; in all other chapter 13 matters, by the Debtor(s). (4) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule2002(a)(4), notice must be given by the proponent of the dismissal or conversion. (5) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(5), notice must be given by the proponent of the proposed plan modification. (6) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(6), notice must be given by the applicant. (7) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(7), notice must be given by the clerk if the notice is sent with the notice of the initial meeting of creditors under § 341. All other notices for matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(7) must be given by the party requesting a bar date. (8) With respect to the matters set forth in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(a)(8), notice must be given by the proponent of the proposed plan. (b) With respect to the matters in Bankruptcy Rule 2002(b), notices must be given by the proponent of a proposed plan under chapters 9 and 11. With respect to a chapter 13 plan, notice must be given by the clerk as set forth in BLR 2002-1(c). (c) The clerk must send a notice promptly after a chapter 13 case is filed. The notice must: (1) Set the initial meeting of creditors under § 341 (the “§ 341 Meeting”). (2) Set the initial confirmation date for the Debtor(s)’ proposed plan and a hearing on § 506 valuations on the last available date that is not more than 45 days after the § 341 meeting. If the plan is filed on the petition date, the notice shall include a copy of the plan.