South Dakota Bankruptcy Lawyer - Bankruptcy Attorney

What does the Clerk's Office do?

The Clerk's Office provides a variety of services to the bankruptcy judges, attorneys and the public. The Clerk's Office staff supports the court by filing and maintaining case-related papers, collecting authorized fees, sending notices, entering judgments and orders, and setting hearings.

The Clerk's Office also supports attorneys and the public. The staff responds to requests for information and makes copies of papers in bankruptcy court files. Although Clerk's Office staff cannot give you legal advice, the Bankruptcy Court is a source for many forms and local rules which you will need to file your bankruptcy petition and related documents.

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