LOCAL BANKRUPTCY RULES - District of Maryland 2026

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The new value exception to the Chapter 11 absolute priority rule allows a debtors owner to retain an interest in a business or property under certain circumstances, even if all senior claimants are not paid in full.
Rule 9013-5 SCHEDULING HEARINGS (a) Parties are directed to ascertain, and shall comply with, procedures stated on the Courts website for the scheduling practices of each Judge. (b) The moving party shall serve all parties in interest with the motion, proposed order, and notice of hearing.
Rule 9013-5 SCHEDULING HEARINGS For fee applications in Chapter 7 and 13 cases, use Local Bankruptcy Form 8 (Summary Cover Sheet and Notice of Hearing on Professional Fees in Chapters 7, 12 and 13). For fee applications in Chapter 11 and 15 cases, use Local Bankruptcy Form 9 (Summary Cover Sheet).
A motion for a new trial or to alter or amend a judgment must be filed within 14 days after the judgment is entered.
P. 26 requires that discovery be relevant to any partys claim or defense; proportional to what is at issue in a case; and not excessively burdensome or expensive as compared to the likely benefit of obtaining the discovery being sought.

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Pursuant to Local Rule 701.1, members of the bar agree to accept pro bono appointments by the Court to represent indigent parties in civil cases in this District unless the acceptance of such appointments is inconsistent with an attorneys professional employment obligations.
Local Bankruptcy Rule 5005-2(d) requires that a copy of every document filed must be served on the judge who presides over the bankruptcy case or adversary proceeding. 1.2 Assembling a Judges Copy. A judges copy must comply with ALL of the following: (a) One Copy.
The 3-Year Rule: Waiting Period for Tax Return Due Dates This rule means that the tax debt must be tied to a return that was due three years before the date you file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. If an extension was filed for that tax return, then the 3-year clock starts from the extended due date.

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