Courtroom F


	Welcome to the Chambers Website for the *Honorable Elizabeth E. Brown*. The purpose of this website is to provide a reference for practitioners as to Courtroom F's procedures, preferences, and, eventually, scheduling opportunities that will allow attorneys to self-select specific types of hearing dates. This is a work in progress, so you are encouraged to check back frequently. If the information you're looking for is not here, please contact us.
Current Docket	Who to call in Chambers: For questions in Adversary Proceedings: Wendy Ramsey, Law Clerk, (720) 904-7349 For questions in Chapter 11 and 13 cases: Merrie Kippur, Law Clerk, (720) 904-7348 For questions in Chapter 7 Case/Stay Reliefs/Reaffirmations/All other matters: Sue Craig, Courtroom Deputy, (720) 904-7346 Courtroom F e-mail address: courtroomf@cob.uscourts.gov

[Employment and Fee Apps]	[Relief from Stay]	[Suggested Forms]
[Service]	[Motions Practice]	[Adversary Proceedings]
[Chapter 13]
Revised Chapter 13 Procedures (July, 2007) Chapter 13 notices Posted 03/16/2007

Withdrawal of Motions/Objections/Responses

Please note that this Chambers does not require filing of a Motion and Order for withdrawal of a previously filed pleading. If a Motion, Objection or Response has been resolved it may be withdrawn simply by filing a Withdrawal or Notice of Withdrawal.

Labeling Exhibits for Evidentiary Hearings and Trials

PARTIES SHALL MARK EXHIBITS AS FOLLOWS:

NUMBERS	LETTERS
Plaintiff	Defendant
Movant/Applicant	Respondent/Objector
Debtor*	Creditor*

*Debtor and Creditor designations should only be used in those rare instances when other designations are inappropriate (for example, claims objections).

Chambers copy requirements
Paragraph II.A.5 of the Attachment to GPO 2001-8 requires parties who file electronic documents to provide Chambers with a hard copy of the following pleadings:

a.		Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 plan of reorganization;
b.		Chapter 11 disclosure statement and attachments;
c.		Motions for summary judgment and responses, and all supporting documents;
d.		Any other document requested by chambers.

In addition, Courtroom F requires a hard copy of:

1.		Chapter 11 Fee Applications
2.		Any filing over 25 pages in length. In determining page length, do not include the certificate of service/mailing.