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How to file via ECF in division based on principal assets, not
As we all know, venue is appropriate pursuant to 28 USC 1408 in
potentially multiple districts and divisions. It can be based on
where the debtor resides for the 180 days prior, or where the
principal assets are located for that period.
I have a case where the debtor resides in Riverside, but the
property he owns is in Northridge. I want to file the case in
Woodland Hills (Ch. 11).
I'm told by the ECF help desk minions that this is no longer
possible thanks to the new forms.
Has anyone done this or figured out a work-around?
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