District of Minnesota: the claims review the court requires

D. Minn., amended en banc order of 11 February 2026 (first entered 18 July 2025): in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 case, "the debtor's attorney must examine the claims register and all claims filed in a case" not later than 21 days after the non-governmental claims bar date, for claims filed on or after 1 August 2025; an identifier Rule 9037 requires redacted is reported to the clerk. Read the order.

What Sharp Artisan gives you for it

• the review date: 21 days after the non-governmental claims bar date, moved past weekends and federal holidays under FRBP 9006(a) (state holidays not counted);
• every proof of claim read against your schedules and the Bankruptcy Rules, with the page each flag comes from;
• the identifiers in the claims that Rule 9037 says must not appear, as a list to report to the clerk (last four digits only);
• your action on each claim in one memo you can print.

The whole-case review is built for Chapter 13 cases. The claim check and the Rule 9037 check work on any filed claim.

Open the whole-case review Check one claim, free

$15 a case for 90 days. For 3 days after the payment, a Refund button in the review refunds it. The claim check and the Rule 9037 check stay free.