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Friday, December 11, 2009

Bankruptcy Filing Databases And How To Use Their Interface

By Lorenzo Minez

When do you think about a bankruptcy database? The one that is used by the federal courts is known as PACER which can be accessed through the Internet only after paying a fee for such access. This database is especially important to attorneys since they need it to file their client's bankruptcy cases online.

Attorneys are very often allowed to file their client's bankruptcy directly online during times when a lot of cases are being filed and processing times are way up.

The Pacer database cannot be accessed by the general public. Anyone seeking to access information held within it must first go through their attorney.

There are however, many companies that have their own bankruptcy databases which help consumers who need to file for bankruptcy and who need to use such bankruptcy databases to find information related to business etc.

Using different search queries with bankruptcy databases

Bankruptcy databases give you tools that allow you to make queries to their database. You will find that you can search by state, city and even using the first few digits of zip codes.

In addition, you may want to locate information according to date such as filing dates, discharge date, dismissal date and even date of first meeting of which a 341 meeting is a good example.

Then of course you may want to try a search by the type of bankruptcy filed. So you can easily search for bankruptcies that were filed under chapter-, 11 and or 7. In addition you may want to even try a combination.

Just as a side note here, remember that Chapter 11 is only for businesses while chapter- is only really for individuals and that also chapter 7 is mostly for businesses as well.

Some of the more complete bankruptcy databases will also include details such as the amount relating to assets and liabilities for each case.

You can also expect to find house addresses, apartment numbers, PO boxes etc. You should also be able to filter through this information.

Thus, as you can see, each different bankruptcy database has a lot of information that it contains and which can be accessed entirely or according to specific needs and it will prove to be very helpful under different situations. - 23167

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