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    What is PACER?

    I have seen it on here alot and tried to look it up...what is pacer?
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    Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER). It's an on-line system which allows the public to access the docket of the U.S. Federal Courts. That just happens to include the U.S. Bankruptcy Court as well.
    Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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    Any advice provided is not legal advice, but simply the musings of a fellow bankrupt.

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      Originally posted by Molly430 View Post
      I have seen it on here alot and tried to look it up...what is pacer?
      Pacer has been a go between for me and my attorney. My attorney was not the model attorney and never really told us anything. I would always find out thru pacer. So needless to say, I am on Pacer everything to see if the last update date has changed, if it hasn't then i do not incur any charges. Otherwise, it is .08 per page.

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        Originally posted by jessegirl View Post
        Pacer has been a go between for me and my attorney. My attorney was not the model attorney and never really told us anything. I would always find out thru pacer. So needless to say, I am on Pacer everything to see if the last update date has changed, if it hasn't then i do not incur any charges. Otherwise, it is .08 per page.
        where do you check to see if anything has changed?

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