Michael Lee Irwin and Tina Marie Irwin

2:05-bk-20974Idb12 de jul. de 2005

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IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF IDAHO
In the Matter of: 	)
) 	CASE NO. 05-20974-TLM
Michael Lee Irwin and 	)
Tina Marie Irwin, 	) 	ORDER DENYING
) 	MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME
Debtors 	)
______________________________)
Debtors filed a Motion to Extend Time to File Schedules and Related Documents on July
8, 2005. See Doc. No. 8 (“Motion”). Debtors ask in the Motion for an extension until July 18,
2005, to complete their filings in this case. The bankruptcy was filed on June 21, 2005. The
incomplete filing were therefore due by July 6, 2005. See Fed. R. Bankr. P. 1007(c) (schedules
and statements due within 15 days of petition date). The § 341(a) meeting of creditors and
examination of debtors has been scheduled, according to the docket, for July 18, 2005. See, e.g.,
Doc. No. 6 (BNC certificate of service of notice).
Local Bankruptcy Rule 1007.2 specifically and expressly provides that an extension will
not be granted beyond the date of the § 341(a) meeting unless the debtors have arranged with the
U.S. Trustee for an continuance of that meeting and provided appropriate notice thereof. The
Motion is here defective because it says nothing about the continuance of the § 341(a) meeting,
and the docket reflects no notice of a continued meeting or other indication that a continuance
was sought and granted. (In fact, the Motion is further defective in that it does not identify, as
LBR 1007.2 requires, the date set for the meeting of creditors.)
Under the record herein, the request of Debtors for an extension of Rule 1007 time
deadlines to July 18, 2005 is DENIED.
Case 05-20974-TLM Doc 9 Filed 07/12/05 Entered 07/13/05 09:02:03 Desc Main
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ORDER GRANTING
MOTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME - 1
DATED: July 12, 2005
TERRY L. MYERS
CHIEF U. S. BANKRUPTCY JUDGE
Case 05-20974-TLM Doc 9 Filed 07/12/05 Entered 07/13/05 09:02:03 Desc Main
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