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Working notes
Short, practical pieces on the documents a Subchapter V or Chapter 11 case runs on. Written for debtor's counsel and the people who prepare the numbers.
MOR Requirements by District: Chapter 11 Filing Guide
Chapter 11 MORs are due by the 21st by default, but local-rule due dates, supplemental documents, and how courts modify reporting vary by district.
AR Factoring as DIP Financing in Subchapter V Chapter 11 Cases
Subchapter V debtors can use accounts receivable factoring as post-petition financing when the motion discloses the advance rate, the fee structure, the reserve, and the termination terms, and when the arrangement is reconciled to the 13-week forecast and the monthly operating report.
Subchapter V Confirmation Hearing Checklist: Financial Documents to Prepare
The financial exhibits a Subchapter V confirmation hearing turns on: the 13-week cash flow, profitability schedules, liquidation analysis, projected-versus-actual revenue, the individual debtor's personal financial statement, and proof of post-confirmation working capital.
Building Exhibit B Projections That Survive Subchapter V Confirmation
Plan projections for a Subchapter V case must show realistic revenue, conservative expenses, and cash flow that funds every payment the plan promises. What the feasibility test asks, the three assumption categories that get scrutinized, and the documentation failures that draw objections.
Official Form 425C: A Working Guide to the Subchapter V Monthly Operating Report
Form 425C instructions for Subchapter V and small business debtors: what each of the form's eight parts and 42 lines asks for, the Rule 2015(a)(6) deadline, the six exhibits, and where reports go wrong.