Email Notices from the Bankruptcy Court – Houston, Texas
If you are a debtor in bankruptcy and reside in the Houston region of Texas, you should be aware that all your notices from the bankruptcy court will be sent through the Bankruptcy Noticing Center, located at 2525 Network Place, Herndon, VA 20171-3514. While you may have a diligent attorney who forwards all claims and documents filed in your case, not all attorneys are as thorough. As a result, it’s important to understand how to access your case documents directly.
The Bankruptcy Noticing Center now allows debtors to sign up for email service, providing you with a PDF of all documents filed in your case. Once you receive these documents, it’s crucial to save or print them immediately. The link to access these documents will expire in 15 days, and you will only be allowed one free view of each document. Many bankruptcy attorneys use specialized software that automatically captures this single view and stores the documents in the client’s file, ensuring they don’t miss critical filings.
For those in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcies, this email service can be particularly valuable. In many cases, debtors may not receive timely copies of documents from their attorneys, which can delay important actions or decisions. By signing up for email notices, you can receive documents much faster than through the traditional mail, saving you time and ensuring you stay up to date on your case.
Now Representing Creditors in Bankruptcy Cases
For over 25 years, I worked as a debtor’s attorney, filing over 4,000 consumer bankruptcies (Chapter 7 and Chapter 13). My extensive experience with the bankruptcy process has provided me with an in-depth understanding of how bankruptcies unfold. However, my practice has now shifted. I now represent creditors seeking to recover what is owed to them from Texas debtors.
If you are a creditor facing challenges with debtors in bankruptcy, I can help you navigate the complex legal process to protect your interests and ensure you get what you’re owed. With a strong background in both debtor representation and bankruptcy law, I understand how debtors may attempt to bypass or delay payments, and I can use this insight to maximize the likelihood of debt recovery.
If you need assistance or legal guidance as a creditor in a bankruptcy case, contact me today to discuss how I can assist you in recovering debts from Texas debtors.
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