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Eastern District of Michigan Chapter 7 Panel Trustees

By Kurt O'Keefe, Attorney at Law on Oct 10, 2007 in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Michigan

The Eastern District of Michigan Chapter 7 panel trustees are:

(the email or street address is where they want documents delivered before the 341 hearing)

David Allard, 2600 Buhl Building, 535 Griswold, Detroit MI 48226

Collene Corcoran ccorcoran@epiqtrustee.com

George Dakmak 615 Griswold, Suite 600 Detroit MI 48226

Fred Dery fdery@fredjdery.com

Douglas Ellmann dse@ellmannlaw.com Karen Evangelista 903 Opdyke, Suite A Auburn Hills MI 48326

Frank Randall 916 Washington Ave. SUite 310 Box 2220, Bay City MI 48707

Stuart Gold stuart.gold@psinet.com

Daniel Himmelspach 916 Washington Ave, Suite 305 Bay City MI 48708

Gene Kohut ecftrustee@gktrustee.com

Wendy Lewis brandy@lewistrustee.com

K. Jin Lim khinlim.documents@comcast.net

Michael Mason mm9117@sbcglobal.net

Homer McClarty trustee@morganmcclarty.com

Tim Miller trustee@schneidermiller.com

Kenneth Nathan 260 Franklin Center, 29100 Northwestern Highway Southfield MI

Mark Shapiro harmon@steinbergshapiro.com

Basil Simon Lbauer@skszpc.com

Michael Stevenson dshade@stevensonbullockplc.com

Samuel Sweet tsweet@trusteesweet.com

Charles Taunt teetaunt@tauntlaw.com

Charles Wells johnniest@sbcglobal.net

The bankruptcy code provides that the creditors may elect a trustee of their choice at the 341 hearing, but that is a very rare occurrence.

Even in those cases, one of the above panel is assigned randomly by the clerk when your case is filed. That trustee will preside over the 341 meeting.

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