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Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Motion for Contempt Exhibit A

“Exhibit A”

Veterans Administration, [Address]

Attn: [first respondent], Chief, Finance Division

Re: [debtor], [address], [Social Security number]

Dear [name]:

Please be advised that I represent the above-captioned individual who has filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the [district name] District of [state]. The petition, Bankruptcy No. [number], was filed on September 23, 2021 and a copy is enclosed.

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 32 Motion for Expedited Hearing on Contempt Motion

[Editor’s Note.117] [Caption: Official Form 416A]

Motion for Expedited Hearing

Debtor, [name], by his counsel, hereby requests that the Bankruptcy Court hold an expedited hearing upon his Motion to hold the Veterans Administration (VA) and various VA officials in contempt for violating the automatic stay provisions of 11 U.S.C. § 362(a) and assigns the following reasons for this request:

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 33 Complaint Seeking Contempt Remedies and Recovery of Property from IRS

[Editor’s Note.118] [Caption: Official Form 416D]

Complaint

1. This Complaint seeks to remedy a violation of the automatic stay due to the seizure of the Debtors’ income tax refund by Defendant to collect on a prepetition debt.

2. This Court has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1334. This matter is a core proceeding. The Debtors consent to the entry of final orders or judgment by the Bankruptcy Court in this matter.

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 65 Debtor’s Motion to Excuse Appearance and to Conduct Meeting of Creditors by Interrogatories

[Editor’s Note.207] [Caption: Official Form 416B]

Debtor’s Motion to Excuse Appearance and to Conduct Meeting of Creditors by Interrogatories

Debtor, by her attorney, hereby requests this Court to excuse her appearance at a meeting of creditors in this case and to permit the meeting of creditors to be conducted by interrogatories and in support thereof avers as follows:

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 67 Report of Trustee

[Editor’s Note.210] [Caption: Official Form 416B]

Report of Trustee and Order Approving Trustee’s Report Setting Aside Certain Property to the Debtor, Discharging Trustee and Closing Case

AND NOW, this [date] day of [month], [year], the following Report is made:

1. The below-named person was duly appointed to serve as the interim trustee pursuant to section 701 of title 11, United States Code.

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 68 Priority Proof of Claim by Debtor

[Editor’s Note.211] [Caption: Official Form 416A]

Priority Proof of Claim by Debtor

1. The undersigned, who is filing this proof of claim, is the Debtor in this case.

2. This claim is filed in the name of [creditor], of [address], who asserts a claim against the Debtor in the sum of $[amount].

3. The consideration for this debt or the ground for this liability is as follows: [describe consideration].

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 69 Proof of Secured Claim by Debtor

[Editor’s Note.212] [Caption: Official Form 416A]

Proof of Secured Claim by Debtor

1. The undersigned, who is filing this proof of claim on behalf of the holder of claims against Debtor, is the Debtor in this case.

2. This claim is filed in the name of [creditor], of [address], who asserts a secured claim against the Debtor in the amount of $[amount].

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 73 Agreement for Redemption of Property

[Editor’s Note.220] [Caption: Official Form 416A]

Agreement for Redemption of Property

It is hereby agreed, by and between the Debtor in this bankruptcy case and [creditor], holder of a purchase money security interest in the Debtor’s automobile, that:

1. The value of the said automobile is $1000.

2. The security interest of [creditor] is valid and enforceable despite the Debtor’s bankruptcy case.

Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice: Form 74 Objection to Proof of Claim

[Editor’s Note.221] [Caption: Official Form 416A]

Objection to Proof of Claim

Debtor, by counsel, objects to Proof of Claim Number Three, filed by [creditor] in the amount of $2139.37, for the following reasons:

1. The proof of claim does not comply with Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 3001(c)(1) because although the claim is alleged to be based upon a writing, a copy of the writing is not attached to the proof of claim.