Local Rule 3015-4: CHAPTER 13- PROVIDING DOCUMENTS

LOCAL RULE 3015-4: CHAPTER 13- PROVIDING DOCUMENTS a. Documents Subject to Request. In addition to any information required by the Bankruptcy Code or applicable rules, the debtor shall timely provide the following to the chapter 13 trustee upon request.

1. The most recent real estate tax appraisals covering all parcels of debtor's real property. 2. Post-petition domestic support certificate signed and dated through the month of the confirmation hearing. 3. The amount of the most recent year's income tax refund received by debtor, for both state and federal returns. 4. Proof that all required income tax returns have been filed. 5. Final, signed copies of the most recent year's federal and state income tax returns (including all attached schedules). 6. Amended Schedules if identified as necessary by the trustee. 7. Amended Statement of Financial Affairs if identified as necessary by the trustee. 8. Amended Petition or Your Statement About Your Social Security Numbers correcting the debtor's name and/or social security number if identified as necessary by the trustee. 9. In any case involving a self-employed debtor, a completed self-employment questionnaire, business budget, and final, signed copies of the business's most recent year's federal and state income tax returns (including all attached schedules). 10. Proof of charitable contributions made by the debtor. 11. An itemization of unreimbursed medical expenses. 12. An itemization of a non-filing spouse's monthly expenses, including the balance owed on each debt. 13. Copies of the debtor's pay stubs and W-2 forms. 14. Statement in Support of Non-Conduit Plan pursuant to SC LBR 3015-1(b). 15. Any other item not specified above which is reasonably related to the administration of the case and which the trustee requested either orally at the 11 U.S.C. § 341 meeting or in writing prior to the confirmation hearing.

b. Requirement to Provide. If the chapter 13 trustee has requested any of the information/documents listed above at the 11 U.S.C. § 341 meeting, or at any time thereafter in writing, it must be provided to the trustee at least seven (7) days prior to the original confirmation hearing.

c. Burden on Debtor. It is the responsibility of the debtor to ensure that the required documents are provided to the trustee (and filed, as necessary).

Notes:

(2023) The rule was restyled and former paragraph (a) was superfluous and removed as duplicative of or in conflict with the Bankruptcy Code, Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedures, and/or provisions in standard orders or notices