Objection to Confirmation of Plan

Last Updated:  January 27, 2005

 

Note:  If the objection is filed with a notice of filing, the notice of filing must be filed as a separate document not as an attachment to the objection.

The objection should be filed first than the notice of filing in order to allow you to relate the notice of filing to the objection.

 

Proposed Order Title

 

The proposed order should be entitled Order Confirming Plan or Order Denying Confirmation.  Do not submit proposed order entitled Order Sustaining or Overruling Objection.

 

Step-by-Step Procedures:


  1. Select [Bankruptcy>Plan]

  1. Enter case number and click Next

  1. Select Objection to Confirmation of Plan from event pick list and click Next

  1. Select Party from party pick list or Add/Create New Party and click Next
 The Attorney/Party Association screen may display.  If it does, click here. <>  <> The PDF Document selection screen will display.

  1. Click Browse button and navigate to locate the appropriate document/file

  1. View file to verify the correct file is being selected

  1. Click Open button and filename will appear in the browse window

  1. Click Next

A screen will display listing all plans or amended plans that have been filed in the case.  If more than one plan appears, check the box next to the plan that is being objected to.  If only one plan was filed, the box will automatically be checked.

  1. Click Next

The Modify Text screen will display.  Click down arrow to select a prefix if applicable.

  1. Click Next

The Final Text screen will display.  This is your final opportunity to modify the entry before submitting the filing.

  1. Verify the accuracy of the docket text.  If not correct/if correct

  1. Click Next to complete filing process

The Notice of Electronic Filing will display.  It is the verification that the filing has been sent electronically to the court.

Copies of this notice and the document filed are emailed to all participants who receive electronic notification in the case.  You have a period of 15 days for a one time free look at the document filed.