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Filing a Fee Application After a Conversion from a 11
Judge Russell seems to have a similar policy. He refused to set our Fee Application in a converted case for hearing.
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VZ will not rule on C11 free applications in converted cases until the end
of the case.
Apparently he believes that we can all afford to wait to be paid for several
years.
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Subject: Re: [cdcbaa] Filing a Fee Application After a Conversion from a 11
to 7
I believe that a final fee application would be appropriate now, unless you
will be employed in the Chapter 7 by the trustee.
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You need to file a final fee application. I don't know that there's a
specific deadline. It is advisable to do this regardless of whether or
not there will be assets available in the Ch. 7 to pay your fees,
because if you plan on pursuing the debtor for the administrative fees
later, it's important to have the court order on the fees.
You are also required to file a Final Report and Schedule of Post
petition debts pursuant to FRBP 1019 within 14 days of the conversion.
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On 5/14/2010 2:13 PM, weitz.rm wrote:
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> I had a chapter 11 case converted from an 11 to a 7. I was the approved attorney for the Debtor in the 11. I know that the conversion ends my approval. And I know that my fees get paid now through the 7. What is the procedure I need to follow for getting paid? Do I file an interim fee application or a final fee application? If so, when I do I need to file it? Right after the conversion or 120 days since the original filing? The Rutter Guide and local rules are silent on this procedure.
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> I'd appreciate some guidance.
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> Thank you,
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> Marc Weitz
> 323-600-4805
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