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Basic information and forms are available from Ohio bankruptcy courts. Be aware that the information
provided is not the same as legal advice. Courts are not permitted to advise debtors, creditors or other
interested parties.
11 U.S.C. Chapter 7 provides the following:
- SUBCHAPTER I OFFICERS AND ADMINISTRATION
- SUBCHAPTER II COLLECTION, LIQUIDATION, AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE ESTATE
- SUBCHAPTER III STOCKBROKER LIQUIDATION
- SUBCHAPTER IV COMMODITY BROKER LIQUIDATION
- SUBCHAPTER V CLEARING BANK LIQUIDATION
In addition to statutes appearing in chapter 7, many other provisions of different titles and Chapters
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Most Courts across the county, including Ohio bankruptcy Courts, require all cases to be filed
electronically. Electronic filing includes online submission and filing by diskette at the clerk's office. On
03-15-04 the Ohio Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District issued the following order: "Notice to Attorneys
Concerning Paper Filings: Any Attorney wishing to file a new petition or other document on paper, under
circumstances that are not governed by one of the exceptions to mandatory electronic case filing set forth in
Amended General Order 03-1, shall initially file a motion for leave to file on paper. The motion, which may be
filed via the mail or over the counter, shall be accompanied by an affidavit and proposed order. The affidavit
shall set forth the specific reasons that the filing cannot be made electronically."
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