Judge Brendan L. Shannon
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Document Format Requirements1 rule
ALL HEARINGS SHALL BE NOTICED FOR 10:00 A.M. ON THE DATES LISTED BELOW. (UNLESS OTHERWISE INSTRUCTED BY JUDGE SHANNON AND/OR HIS CHAMBER’S STAFF)
Document Filing Requirements7 rules
Applications for compensation for particular matters outside the Standard Fee or Business Standard Fee must include time records for that matter.
Court's wording
For applications requesting compensation and expenses for particular matters not included in the Standard Fee or the Business Standard Fee under this General Order, e.g., a final evidentiary hearing on a motion to lift stay, the attorney must include time records for the particular matter.
The application must include time records for all work performed on the case.
Debtors must submit a proposed fee-examiner order under counsel’s certification no later than 60 days after the Case begins.
Court's wording
The debtor(s) shall submit under certification of counsel, by no later than 60 days after the commencement of the Case, a proposed order regarding the appointment of a fee examiner and the establishment of related procedures concerning the fee examiner's review of the professional fee applications.
The certification shall indicate whether the proposed order has the consent of the Official Committee (if applicable) and the office of the United States Trustee; and, if not, the scope and basis of any dispute.
All related docket numbers must be included in the caption of the proposed e-order when uploaded.
- Document
- Proposed order
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If a movant intends to present a proposed form of order to the Court that contains revisions to the original proposed form of order submitted with its motion (or any subsequently revised form of order filed on the docket), counsel for the movant shall endeavor to provide to the Court the revised form of order in clean and redline form at least one hour prior to the hearing.
Additionally, all exhibits to the proposed order must be uploaded as separate attachments.
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Proposed orders must be filed electronically; non-electronic proposed orders are not accepted by Judge Shannon.
Judge Shannon only accepts proposed orders electronically.
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Filing Timing and Cure Windows
If a movant intends to present a proposed form of order to the Court that contains revisions to the original proposed form of order submitted with its motion (or any subsequently revised form of order filed on the docket), counsel for the movant shall endeavor to provide to the Court the revised form of order in clean and redline form at least one hour prior to the hearing.
If a movant intends to present a proposed form of order to the Court that contains revisions to the original proposed form of order submitted with its motion (or any subsequently revised form of order filed on the docket), counsel for the movant shall endeavor to provide to the Court the revised form of order in clean and redline form at least one hour prior to the hearing.
Page 3 | Presentation of Revised Proposed Orders
Filing Fees and Waivers
A filing fee of $199 may be recovered for a motion for relief from stay.
(B) Motion for relief from stay – filing fee $199
Civil cases
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Adjournment & Extension Requirements
Consensual adjournments of relief-from-stay motions require the debtor to make a mortgage payment by the payment deadline; otherwise the court may grant the motion upon certification.
Consensual adjournments of motions for relief from stay are conditioned upon the Debtor making a mortgage payment by this date. In the absence of the required payment, the Court will entertain an order granting the motion upon the filing of a certification of counsel.
Civil cases
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