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Notice to the Debtor/Creditor Bar
You may now access the Trustee’s Tentative Disposition List (f/k/a “Honor Roll”) and the Trustee’s
Recommendation List on all matters set down for hearing by our website at http://www.standingtrustee.com/list.
NOTE: Unless the case is specifically recommended for confirmation or dismissal, you must appear in court as scheduled on the docket and be heard on the matter.
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General Information
Welcome, please take a moment to review the information
provided below.
- Please DO NOT send cash or personal
checks. Neither will be accepted as payment.
- SEND ONLY certified checks or money
orders.
- Always print your Case Number and
Name on your payment!
- DO NOT send correspondence to the above payment
address. All correspondence should be sent to:
Isabel C. Balboa Chapter 13 Standing Trustee
535 Route 38, Suite 580 Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
If you observe these few simple tips, your payments and other
correspondence will be attended to in a timely manner.
IMPORTANT PAYMENT INFORMATION
ALL PAYMENTS should be sent to:
Isabel C. Balboa, Chapter 13 Trustee
P.O. Box 1978
Memphis, TN 38101-1978
ANNOUNCEMENT
Attorney Fee Payment Calculation
program available for use.
This program will help Debtor(s) and Debtor(s)' attorney automatically calculate a new monthly
Trustee payment for supplemental fee orders by inputting the fee amount, base amount or balance due,
payments received or undistributed funds, and months to complete. Should you have any questions with
regards to this program, please contact or .
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 is one method under the Bankruptcy
Code to obtain relief from creditors while, at
the same time, providing a fair means to pay back
your debts. One of the benefits
of a Bankruptcy Case is the 'automatic stay' that
is imposed upon filing for bankruptcy protection. This
means that, as soon as a case is
filed, most collection efforts must stop, absent
further order of the bankruptcy court. This
includes foreclosures and repossessions.
Prior to filing the case, a debtor and his or her
attorney will review the debtor's assets, debts
and income. Then, a 'plan' of repayment is proposed.
This plan, for example, may indicate a debtor's intention
to pay mortgage arrears in full, tax arrears in full and
a dividend to unsecured creditors by way of a monthly payment that is
made to the Trustee for a minimum of 36 months, a maximum
of 60 months. Once the case is filed, a debtor must begin
making payments to the Trustee. If the plan is
confirmed, payments continue to the Trustee until the plan
is paid in full.
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