Bankruptcy Rule 3002.1 Amendments

Federal Form Filing Changes: What Servicers Must Know by December 1, 2025

Major federal changes to Rule 3002.1 take effect on December 1, 2025, and mortgage servicers should be prepared.

In this episode of #TheWeeklyFriedman, Adam Friedman sits down with Lauren Moyer of Friedman Vartolo LLP to break down the new federal forms, expanded filing obligations, and other changes in Chapter 13 cases.

From expanded applicability to new notice requirements to the brand-new "Motion to Determine Mortgage Status", these changes will impact servicers, attorneys, and trustees nationwide.

If you handle Chapter 13 bankruptcy work, these updates will likely affect your workflow, communication requirements, and reporting expectations.

How are you preparing for the December 1 federal form changes in your bankruptcy workflows?

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