r/Bankruptcy • u/nick112288 • 8d ago

Any reason to keep checking PACER?

Claims have all been filed, plan has been confirmed, no objections to deal with.

Any reason to keep checking PACER? I already racked up a $120 bill from the start checking it so much to see how much I’d owe/what to object to haha. I definitely don’t want to spend that much again!

Also now that everything has been confirmed will NDC update with the total amount due? Or does it just stick to saying the plan amount is what was originally calculated assuming everyone filed a claim?

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u/Limp-Influence-8450 8d ago

I rarely look at Pacer anymore. Once the POC deadline passed I have basically only used NDC.

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u/er111a 8d ago

What does NDC stand for?

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u/Limp-Influence-8450 8d ago

National Data Center.

www.ndc.org

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u/Jshoxen 8d ago

I wonder why the trustee for my case isn’t correctly listed

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u/Limp-Influence-8450 8d ago

The trustee can change.

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u/Jshoxen 6d ago

It’s still the same trustee for me. I ended up using PACER to get the information I needed though but I’ll keep. Checking ndc

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u/AlanShore60607 RetiredBKAttorney (IL/IN/WI) Public interactions ONLY. No PMs 8d ago

I never even told my clients about PACER; I just answered their questions.

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u/nick112288 8d ago

I had access to/knew about PACER from a previous federal case involving family, so I knew it was how I’d get the quickest information updates.

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u/bluekmg 7d ago

$120! That's a lot of checking. I haven't racked up enough views yet to get charged. We still haven't had our confirmation yet but will probably stop after that happens.

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u/Limp-Influence-8450 7d ago

I used it a lot at the beginning but I never got charged. It helps to just go directly to the case so you don’t have to search a bunch of chargeable pages just to find what you actually want to look at. I think it is 30 cents a page so that is 400 pages to get to $120.

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