Along with the bankruptcy petition, the debtor must prepare and file bankruptcy schedules, which includes all property owned by the debtor, along with a list of all creditors to whom money is owed. Along with these schedules, a Statement of Financial Affairs must be filed.
Technically, the schedules of assets and liabilities; is also commonly used to include the statement of financial affairs. They show: (1) The debtor's property, location, quantity and money value thereof. (2) Names and addresses of creditors of each class. (3) Names and addresses of the stockholders of each class.
The official forms for the bankruptcy petition have schedules which must be completed. The schedules list the debtors assets and liabilities, the property claimed as exempt, and the debtors income and expenses.
Written information given by the debtor filed with the Bankruptcy Court on the day of filing or by the 15th day after. These forms give the Bankruptcy Court and trustee a financial picture of the debtor and are required to be filled out truthfully and accurately under penalty of perjury. These schedules include item such as the petition, the Schedule of Income and Expenses, the Statement of Financial Affairs, etc.
The set of documents filed with the bankruptcy court that lists your assets, debts, and other important information.
theses are documents prepared by a bankruptcy attorney which lists all of the assets, liabilities, exemptions, income, expenses, debtor's intentions, and other miscellaneous information which are required by the bankruptcy code to proceed with the case and obtain a discharge.
Official forms filled out by the debtor that give the Trustee and the Bankruptcy Judge a financial picture of the debtor. These schedules must disclose all of the debtor’s income, expenses, assets and liabilities. It is important that accurate schedules be filled out by the debtor. The schedules are signed under penalty of perjury.
Documents consisting of lists of debts, property and other information that are filed together with the petition at the commencement of a bankruptcy case.
Detailed lists filed by the debtor along with (or shortly after filing) the petition showing the debtor's assets, liabilities, and other financial information. (There are official forms a debtor must use.)
The debtor must file the required lists of assets and liabilities to commence a bankruptcy case, collectively called the Schedules.
Lists submitted by the debtor along with the petition (or shortly thereafter) showing the debtor's assets, liabilities, and other financial information. (There are official forms a debtor must use.)