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If fulfilled and filed with the court, this form will serve as the bankruptcy applicant’s official disclosure of any and all assets. Arizona Bankruptcy Summary of Schedules.pdf This form allows the applicant to disclose all assets. Must be filed with the court.
When a bankruptcy applicant changes her/his mailing address, s/he must notify the court of this change by submitting a completed copy of this form.
Officially establish a new limited partnership in the State of Arkansas by submitting a completed copy of this form plus $50.00 to the Business & Commercial Services Office.
Through the execution of this single-page affidavit, an individual or a representing lawyer can start the bankruptcy case filing process.
Through the fulfillment of this form, the applicant and her/his lawyer can determine and declare the exact amount of legal fees that the former has to pay to the latter.
In the case of a bankruptcy process that is taking place in the State of Arkansas, the use of this form is required. This form needs to be shown in the court responsible for the bankruptcy that is being filed.
A bankruptcy applicant who decides to replace her/his lawyer while the process is ongoing must notify the court of her/his decision by submitting this form to the clerk court. In the form, the new attorney’s identifying information should be provided.
Applying for a bankruptcy case entails the payment of filing fees ranging from $300.00 to $400.00 (depending on the bankruptcy type). If an individual needs to file for a bankruptcy case but s/he cannot afford the fees, s/he can opt to pay in an installment basis. To avail of this . . . Read more
General Order #28 requires that the mailing matrix be submitted via computer diskette. Through the submission of this waiver, the applicant becomes allowed to simply submit the matrix in hard-copy form. Upon completion of the form, waiver must be filed with the court.
Electronic transcripts of bankruptcy court proceedings in the State of Arkansas may be accessed by an interested individual/party by filing this form with the court.