Chapter 11 Status Conference Report (Initial) {F 2081-1.CH11.STATUS.RPT}

F 2081-1.1.C11.STATUS.RPT, CHAPTER 11 STATUS CONFERENCE REPORT (INITIAL), Bankruptcy Code section 105(d) authorizes a judge to set a status conference in a chapter 11 case soon after the chapter 11 petition is filed. Prior to the status conference, the debtor must serve and file a status report to provide the court and creditors with information needed to determine the status and direction of the bankruptcy case. Some judges require the use of a different status report or require additional information to be provided in a status report. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE DEBTOR(S): (1) Keep your answers brief but informative (use continuation sheets if necessary, numbered to match the items in this report). (2) Do not use this form (a) for later status reports, which should include only short updates, or (b) if the judge presiding over this case requires the use of a different procedure. (3) You must file and serve this report at least 14 days before the status conference listed above. Serve it on the Office of the United States Trustee and on any parties requesting special notice, or as otherwise directed by the court. (4) Failure to follow these instructions may result in dismissal of this case or other sanctions without further notice. Definitions: "Section" ("§") refers to a section of the Bankruptcy Code, Title 11 of the United States Code (11 U.S.C.); a "Rule" means one of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure; "LBR" means the Local Bankruptcy Rules; and other terms have the meanings provided in the Bankruptcy Code, the Rules, and the LBR. www.FormsWorkflow.com