The Central District of California Bankruptcy Court is preparing for the possibility of a government shutdown if a fiscal year 2025 appropriations bill is not passed by Congress. In such a scenario, the Judiciary is expected to sustain operations through fee balances and other appropriations for at least three weeks.
During this time, scheduled hearings, filings, and other services will continue as usual. The Court will provide notice of any changes to scheduled hearings and services if circumstances change. Stay connected with CACB through public notices and announcements, as well as updates on enjoinment petition preparers, attorney disciplinary actions, and court publications.
Explore the various resources available on the CACB website, including bankruptcy code, court rules, statistics, and contact information. Stay informed about upcoming sales of estate property, view monthly and yearly statistics, and access forms and guides for bankruptcy proceedings.
For any judicial misconduct or disability complaints, the Court provides information on filing a complaint and the rules governing judicial conduct proceedings. Stay updated on court jobs and career opportunities, as well as your employee rights and how to report wrongful conduct. Contact the Court for appointments, emergency motions, unclaimed funds, and accommodations.
The CACB Bankruptcy Court is committed to providing efficient and effective legal services, even in challenging circumstances. Visit the website for more information on the latest updates and announcements.
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