Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

Technically, he can file where his PRINCIPAL assets or Principal residence,
domicile or principal place of business were located in the greater part of
the last 180 days. The only way he can file in the Central District is if
his rental property constitutes his principal assets.
Assuming that's the case, a phone call to the ECF dept. before you click
the "send" button should take care of any problems, but make sure if you
have automated BK software that it's set up correctly for that. Otherwise,
do that one manually.
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Debtor has a residence in Eastern district, and a rental property in Central
district. Since he has an asset in our district, he can file in the Central
District of CA, right? It's not necessarily residence, if I recall.

And if that's true, how do we educate the court clerks on this, who rely on
the Voluntary Petition zip code, just to get it in the system?
Hale
Debtor has a
residence in Eastern district, and a rental property in Central district.
Since he has an asset in our district, he can file in the CentralDistrict of CA, right? It's not necessarily residence, if I
recall.

And if that's true,
how do we educate the court clerks on this, who rely on the Voluntary Petition
zip code, just to get it in the system?
Hale

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