
The motion shall be served on the debtor, the trustee, and any creditor included in the moving party’s request for extension.

Unless the debtor agrees to a longer extension, the requested extension cannot be longer than 30 days after the original (or previously extended) deadline. (d) despite reasonable diligence by the movant, discovery has been propounded which is not due until after the deadline, or Bankruptcy Rule 2004 examinations have been noticed for a date after the deadline and the discovery is necessary to evaluate whether to file an objection. (c) the debtor has failed to produce properly requested documents or (b) the debtor has failed to appear at a properly scheduled Bankruptcy Rule 2004 examination (a) the debtor has consented to the requested relief (5) Motions to extend time to file objections to claimed exemptions, where the motion reflects that: In a chapter 11 case, where applicable, the notice must also be served on the parties listed on the “Master Service List” filed pursuant to Local Rule 2002-1(H). Trustee, and the attorney for or members of any creditors’ committee or, in the absence of a committee, the 20 largest unsecured creditors in a chapter 11 case, and all parties who have requested notice. The motion must be served on the debtor, the trustee, the U.S. (4) Subject to the requirements of Bankruptcy Rule 6003, motions to approve employment of real estate brokers, and to fix compensation for brokers, where the motion seeks to fix the compensation at the standard rate charged for similar services. In a chapter 11 case, when applicable, the notice must also be served on the parties listed on the “Master Service List” filed pursuant to Local Rule 2002-1(H).

Trustee, and the attorney for or members of any creditors’ committee or, in the absence of a committee, the 20 largest unsecured creditors in a chapter 11 case, and all parties who have requested notices. (3) Subject to the requirements of Bankruptcy Rule 6003, motions to approve employment of professionals, where the motion does not seek approval of a postpetition retainer or a particular fee arrangement, and the motion does not reveal any actual or potential conflict of interest or any other facts that could preclude retention. Trustee, and all parties who have requested notices. (2) Motions to extend the time for filing schedules, statements, or lists, where the requested extended deadline is not later than seven days before the §341 meeting or post-conversion meeting. (1) Motions in which the movant certifies that all affected parties have consented to the requested relief. This subdivision is not intended to restrict a judge’s authority to grant relief without a hearing on other motions.

Upon entry of an order, the motion and entered order shall be served as required by these rules. For each motion indicated below, the moving party shall follow the procedure in Local Rule 5005-1(G)(1)(a) and not the procedure in Local Rule 9073-1. In addition to those matters that may be considered without a hearing pursuant to the Bankruptcy Rules or other provisions in these rules, unless otherwise directed by the court no hearing is required for the following motions. (C) Motions That May Be Considered Without a Hearing (Ex Parte Motions).

All motions must state with particularity the grounds for the motion and must request specific relief. The form of motions and other requests for court action or relief is governed by Local Rules 5005-3, 5005-4, 9004-1, 9004-2, 9011-1. Local Rule 9075-1 describes the procedures to be followed in emergency motion practice. This rule applies to all motion practice.
