I received a Request for Special Notice from my mortgage lender yesterday. What does this mean and should I be worried ?

A request for special notice shows that the creditor wants to know about every thing that goes on in your bankruptcy case. It may be that they want their attorney to be in the loop & receive all documents filed in the case electronically. I get these all the time & never worry about them! Hope this helps!

Creditors can request copies of all notices that go out in a case. It is meaningless unless there are assets to distribute. [I am a Virginia-licensed attorney. This communication is intended as general information and not specific legal advice, and this communication does not create an attorney-client relationship.]

You probably should not be worried. An exception would be if you file any further documents in your case, or your attorney files any documents in your case, then, you may be required to serve copies of those supplemental documents upon the person filing the special notice request. Generally, though, as others have answered, the special notice lets the court clerk know to add the person on the master mailing matrix, so that they will also receive notices generated by the court, as well. John C. Colwell Attorney at Law Debt Relief Legal Clinic San Diego, CA 877-663-3287 www.debtclinic.com http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/Debt-Relief-Legal-Clinic/101118150043