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Also included on this page is helpful information about "Filing Fees and Forms", "The Trustees" and "Filing Bankruptcy with or without an Attorney". Chief Bankruptcy Judge The Hon. Shon Kaelberer Hastings is the Chief Bankruptcy Judge for the District Bankruptcy Court of North Dakota. Her contact information is as follows; United States Bankruptcy Court, Attn: Hon. Shon K. Hastings, Quentin N. Burdick U.S. Courthouse, 655 First Ave. North, Fargo, ND 58102 / Telephone: (701) 297-7140. MaryBeth Hegstad and Jenny Gourde are the law clerks for Judge Hastings. They can also be reached at (701) 297-7140.
Fargo Court
Fargo is the main office for the U.S. Bankruptcy
Court, District of North Dakota (see below for administrative
staff names and telephone numbers). Bismarck Court The contact information for the bankruptcy court in Bismarck is as follows; Bismarck Bankruptcy Court, Federal Building and Court House, 220 East Rosser Ave., Bismarck ND 58502 / Telephone: (701) 530-2300. Both Courthouses are open Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM except designated federal government holidays. Other Contact Information Relevant contact information is listed below with the names and phone numbers of those involved in administrative matters of the court.
The Trustees Information on the Chapter 7, 12 and 13 Trustees can found at the North Dakota Trustees section of this web site. Filing Fees and Forms The cost of filing Chapter 7, 11, 12 and 13 fees is listed below. For more information on other fees please see the Fee Schedule for the North Dakota Bankruptcy Court. Forms are available at the Bankruptcy Forms section in a PDF format.
Pro Se - Filing Bankruptcy without an Attorney If you so choose to file bankruptcy on your own ("pro se" in Latin terms), there is a section on the North Dakota Bankruptcy Court web site titled Pro Se that can be helpful. It has information on bankruptcy basics, the terminology, fee waivers and more.
If You Decide to File Bankruptcy with an Attorney
Written by Jack Garchar
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