Substantial revisions to correct the identity of the person making the statement, remove statements not required by the rule, and instruct the proposed person to be employed how to identify the debtor’s affiliates.

Part 1 revised to refer to order confirming plan rather than the plan itself.

A revision to paragraph 11 will prevent unscheduled estate property from revesting in the debtor on confirmation, the certificate of service was revised to comport with the repeal of LBR 6006-1, and a technical change was made to paragraph 3.c., which now reads “child tax credits” instead of “child care credits”.

New form order to comport with new LBR 3015-1(b)(8) and accompany LBF 1301.

New form order to comport with new LBR 3015-1(b)(8) and accompany LBF 1302.

Revised to solicit additional information the court needs to rule on supplemental compensation applications and clarify the time periods to be covered by the itemized statements of services.

Revised to instruct the user to set forth proposed changed language (as opposed to new language) in comparison format to help the reader more quickly understand the change, based on newly revised LBR 9004-1(d)(2).

Stylistic revisions as to the hearing and testimony language.

Stylistic revisions as to hearing and testimony language.

Revised to combine the notice of motion and motion to avoid judicial liens on real property in a single form.

In addition to stylistic changes, removed language unnecessarily restating the law.

Updated the provisions in the Stay Relief with Cure Opportunity section to provide option to direct creditors to serve via email, along with stylistic revisions to the hearing and testimony language.

Stylistic revisions as to the hearing and testimony language.

The former claim objection and notice of claim objections forms have been merged into this revised form, and the language in the third option of part 3 of the motion has been revised to remove the term “disallowed.”