Local Rule LR 9014-2: Proposed Orders

LR 9014-2 Proposed Orders

(a) If no objection or other response is timely filed to a motion or other request for relief after providing notice in accordance with the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure and these Local Rules, the movant must file a proposed order within seven days after the expiration of the objection period. Unless the court orders otherwise, a motion or other request will not be deemed under advisement by the court until the date on which the movant files a proposed order.

(b) The movant must file a proposed order after adjudication of the motion at a hearing, unless the court orders otherwise. If a proposed order is not submitted within seven days after the adjudication of the motion, the court may take action adverse to the moving or prevailing party as it deems appropriate, including directing the movant or prevailing party to appear before the court and show cause why the motion or other request for relief should not be denied, disapproved, or overruled.

(c) If a chapter 13 trustee files a notice regarding settlement advising the court of the compromise of a motion to dismiss or objection to confirmation (including by using the settlement remark event), the trustee must file a proposed order giving effect to that compromise no later than seven days after filing of the notice.

(d) Proposed orders must be submitted in editable PDF format in compliance with Local Rule 5005-1(a)(2), not scanned.

(e) Each proposed order must be submitted as a separate document. The drafter's name, address, telephone number, and email address must appear single-spaced in the lower lefthand corner of the first page.