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Maryland Chapter 13 Trustees

By Brett Weiss, Maryland Bankruptcy Attorney on Feb 11, 2007 in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, General Bankruptcy Information, Maryland

There are four Chapter 13 Trustees in Maryland, two covering the Baltimore Division, and two covering the Greenbelt Division.

The Baltimore Trustees are Ellen W. Cosby and Gerard R. Vetter, Esquire:

Ellen W. Cosby
(410) 825-5923
Her mailing address for general correspondence (NOT payments) is:

Ellen W. Cosby
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 20016
Baltimore MD 21284-0016
Her mailing address for payments ONLY is:

Ellen W. Cosby
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 1838
Memphis, TN 38101-1838

(Be sure to write your case number on your payment!)
Gerard R. Vetter, Esquire
(410) 766-9665

His mailing address for general correspondence (NOT payments) is:

Gerard R. Vetter, Esquire
Chapter 13 Trustee
7310 Ritchie Hywy, Suite 715
Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061
His mailing address for payments ONLY is:

Gerard R. Vetter, Esquire
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 580
Memphis, TN 38101-0580
(Be sure to write your case number on your payment!)

The Greenbelt Trustees are Timothy P. Branigan, Esquire and Nancy L. Grigsby:

Timothy P. Branigan, Esquire
(301) 483-9118
His mailing address for general correspondence (NOT payments) is:

Timothy P. Branigan, Esquire
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 1902
Laurel, Maryland 20725-1902
His mailing address for payments ONLY is:

Timothy P. Branigan, Esquire
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 480
Memphis, Tennessee 38101-0480

(Be sure to write your case number on your payment!)
Nancy L. Grigsby
(301) 805-4700
Her mailing address for general correspondence (NOT payments) is:

Nancy L. Grigsby
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 958
Bowie, Maryland 20718
Her mailing address for payments ONLY is:

Nancy L. Grigsby
Chapter 13 Trustee
Post Office Box 853
Memphis, Tennessee 38101-0853

(Be sure to write your case number on your payment!)

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