Local Rule Rule 2002-2: Notice to the United States or Federal Agency

Rule 2002-2. Notice to the United States or Federal Agency A. Notice to the United States Trustee. The moving party shall serve by e-mail to the United States Trustee all notices relating to the following matters listed in Fed. R. Bankr. P. 9034:

1. The proposed use, sale, or lease of property of the estate if not in the ordinary course of business; 2. Approval or a compromise or settlement of a controversy; 3. Proposed case terminations, including a report of no distribution, final report or account, dismissal, and conversion; 4. Employment of professional persons; 5. Compensation or reimbursement of expenses; and 6. Objection to or waiver of revocation of a debtor's discharge.

B. Emergency Matters. The moving party shall give telephone notice of an emergency motion or hearing to the United States Trustee immediately upon receiving the date and time of the hearing from the Court. This requirement does not apply to Chapter 13 matters or to emergency motions for imposition or continuation of the automatic stay in Chapter 7 cases.

C. Government Parties. The Clerk inserts in each matrix the Missouri Department of Revenue and trustee. If the United States is a creditor, debtor and other parties shall add the United States Attorney, in addition to the creditor government agency, to lists for service on all creditors. (See Appendix 1-9)

D. Educational Loans – Service on United States Attorney. If the United States made or guaranteed an educational loan, debtor shall serve a copy of the summons and complaint under § 523(a)(8), pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 7004, on the United States Attorney in Kansas City, the Attorney General in Washington, D.C., and on the appropriate agency. (See Appendix 1-9)