serving plan and disco prior to hearing on adequacy of disco (chapter 11)
Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 7:32 pm
For those of you who do chapter 11s:
When you initially file the Plan and Disco Stmt, but prior to the hearing
on the adequacy of the Disco Statement, do you generally serve the Plan and
Disco Statement on creditors?
Or do you just serve the Notice of Hearing on adequacy of Disco Statement,
and then wait for the hearing, since you might have to amend the documents
based on what the judge says at the hearing?
Kirk Brennan, esq.
California Law Office, P.C.
www.calibankruptcysite.com
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For those of you who do chapter 11s:When you initially file the Plan and Disco Stmt, but prior to the hearing on the adequacy of the Disco Statement, do you generally serve the Plan and Disco Statement on creditors?
Or do you just serve the Notice of Hearing on adequacy of Disco Statement, and then wait for the hearing, since you might have to amend the documents based on what the judge says at the hearing?
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