Our local BK rules require us to put our creditors names and addresses in a text document on a floppy disk called "Creditor's Matrix". Is that true is most states, or is this just some thingo for Colorado?
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In CA they only make you do it if you have more than/equal to 100 creditors.Not only am I not a lawyer, the California BAR association has sent me numerous letters telling me not to even THINK about going to law school. In fact, the lay advice I provide is not even good. In the end remember, you get what you pay for, and here in BK land were not the best at paying. -
Here in Texas, it just looks like they need a printed list...just with certain specs like one inch margins and stuff.Comment
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We didn't have to give a disk, we just had to provide a list of ALL our creditors. The attorney compiled the list and submitted it.
From what Tabby says, it looks like Texas wants a list that can go onto the bed of a copying machine with label stock loaded in it."To go bravely forward is to invite a miracle."
"Worry is the darkroom where negatives are formed."Comment
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I think only Colorado and Guam require the floppy disk.Disclaimer: I am not an actor on TV, but I play a BK Paralegal in real life. Nothing I say should be construed as legal advice, or really anything but entertainment. Please seek out professional help.Comment
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I meant, they make you include a disk if you havea certian number of creditors, sorry if it was confusing beforeOriginally posted by Priceless ProSe View PostNot only am I not a lawyer, the California BAR association has sent me numerous letters telling me not to even THINK about going to law school. In fact, the lay advice I provide is not even good. In the end remember, you get what you pay for, and here in BK land were not the best at paying.Comment
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Debster, that instruction is included in the published rules for the Middle District of Florida as well, but when I asked the clerk they said they don't require it anymore at all. If you make one for them, that's mighty nice of you, but won't make a difference one way or another. Hope this helps.
Nolo Press book on filing Chapter 7, there are others too. (I have no affiliation with Nolo Press; just a happy customer.) Best wishes to you!Comment
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As amazing as it sounds, yeah, they still sell floppys.Originally posted by No Gravy View PostA floppie? Really? They still sell those?
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I so shocked to see this floppy requirement in the Alaska local rules. I actually dug up a floppy disk from work in our office supplies closet, literally had to blow the dust off of it..... Then came the task of finding a computer that still has a floppy drive...
Then when I turned in my papework to the clerk at filing, I proudly handed her the floppy and she said, ohhhh,,, we don't really need those, we have scanning software that works better....
6/11/08 - Filed Ch. 7, Filed Pro Se, No-Assets
7/15/08 - 341 Meeting Held
10/01/08 - Discharged
10/08/08 - Case officially Closed!!
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