Hi,
This was on pacer today. I am assuming our original earliest discharge date of 10/15/12 has been extended. My question is can the discharge be after 10/26 which looks like the abandonment of property, or will it more than likely come after 1/14, after the proof of claims can be filed? Do creditors usually file some type of claim? I am just curious because there are so many, I wonder how much any of them would receive.
Thanks again in advance for everyone's input and support!
Here it is:
NOTICE IS GIVEN that all scheduled assets will be abandoned from the estate except Debtors'
nonexempt interest in 179/366ths of their FY 2012 federal/state tax refunds, funds on deposit and
25% of wages due and owing as of the date of this bankruptcy filing. Any objection to the
proposed abandonment of property must be filed with the Court by October 26, 2012. Objections
should comply with S.D.Ind. B−9013−1(d) and must be served on the trustee. If no objections are
filed, the abandonment of property becomes effective after October 26, 2012.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that assets, not abandoned from the estate, may be used to pay a
dividend to creditors. Creditors must file a claim by January 14, 2013 in order to share in any
distribution from the estate. A Proof of Claim (B10) form can be found at
http://www.uscourts.gov/bkforms under Part 1 (Official Forms) or can be obtained from any
bankruptcy clerk's office.
Parties with a CM/ECF account must file claims electronically. Individuals or those not filing
electronically must submit to the Court the following items:
• Proof of Claim with original signature
• Attachments, if any
• Copy of the Proof of Claim
• Self−addressed, stamped envelope
Once processed, the Court will return the original Proof of Claim in the self−addressed, stamped
envelope. Parties are required to keep an original for three years or until the case is closed,
whichever is earlier.
This was on pacer today. I am assuming our original earliest discharge date of 10/15/12 has been extended. My question is can the discharge be after 10/26 which looks like the abandonment of property, or will it more than likely come after 1/14, after the proof of claims can be filed? Do creditors usually file some type of claim? I am just curious because there are so many, I wonder how much any of them would receive.
Thanks again in advance for everyone's input and support!
Here it is:
NOTICE IS GIVEN that all scheduled assets will be abandoned from the estate except Debtors'
nonexempt interest in 179/366ths of their FY 2012 federal/state tax refunds, funds on deposit and
25% of wages due and owing as of the date of this bankruptcy filing. Any objection to the
proposed abandonment of property must be filed with the Court by October 26, 2012. Objections
should comply with S.D.Ind. B−9013−1(d) and must be served on the trustee. If no objections are
filed, the abandonment of property becomes effective after October 26, 2012.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that assets, not abandoned from the estate, may be used to pay a
dividend to creditors. Creditors must file a claim by January 14, 2013 in order to share in any
distribution from the estate. A Proof of Claim (B10) form can be found at
http://www.uscourts.gov/bkforms under Part 1 (Official Forms) or can be obtained from any
bankruptcy clerk's office.
Parties with a CM/ECF account must file claims electronically. Individuals or those not filing
electronically must submit to the Court the following items:
• Proof of Claim with original signature
• Attachments, if any
• Copy of the Proof of Claim
• Self−addressed, stamped envelope
Once processed, the Court will return the original Proof of Claim in the self−addressed, stamped
envelope. Parties are required to keep an original for three years or until the case is closed,
whichever is earlier.
Bankruptcy Wizard
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