Local Rule 2002–1: NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES

2002–1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES

(a) Notice of Information Required from the Debtor. The notice sent pursuant to § 342(b) of the Code to the debtor and the debtor's attorney shall include a list of the documents required to be brought to the § 341 meeting pursuant to LBR 4002–1(a).

(b) Returned Notices. The clerk shall use the debtor's attorney's address, or pro se debtor's address, as the return address on all § 341 notices and final orders of discharge it sends, unless multiple notices sent to the same entity are batched in a single envelope as a cost-savings device. The clerk is not required to maintain a record of or retain returned notices.

(c) Debtor's Duty. The debtor shall correct any address errors by amending the proper schedule or list, renoticing the creditor and filing a certification of such noticing. The debtor shall also notify the clerk of any clerk's office error that the clerk shall then correct by renotice when appropriate.

(d) Summary of Chapter 7 Trustee's Final Report. Pursuant to Rule 2002(f)(8), the trustee is directed to serve the Summary of the Chapter 7 Trustee's Final Report and Applications for Compensation together with the thirty (30) day Notice of Deadline to Object (UST Form 101-7-NFR) on the debtor, the debtor's attorney, the United States trustee, and all creditors and parties in interest if the net proceeds realized exceed $1,500. The summary shall be served together with a thirty (30) day notice.