Witnesses and Exhibits

(a) Witnesses and Exhibits. Unless otherwise ordered by the Court or as set forth in the Fed. R. Bankr. P. and these Rules, the following requirements regarding witnesses and exhibits apply in all adversary proceeding trials and evidentiary hearings for contested matters. Any list of witnesses and exhibits must be in substantial conformity with L.B.F. 9070-1.1. (b) Default Deadline to File Lists of Witnesses and Exhibits.

Parties intending to introduce evidence at any contested hearing must file a list of witnesses and exhibits no later than five days prior to the hearing. (c) Marking of Exhibits. Each exhibit must be individually marked for identification prior to the hearing. Plaintiff/movant/claimant must mark exhibits numerically, and defendant/respondent/objector must mark exhibits alphabetically.

Multipage exhibits must be individually paginated/numerated for ease of reference. (d) Exchanging Exhibits. Copies of marked exhibits must be exchanged with opposing attorney or party, but not filed with the Court, no later than five days prior to the hearing. Parties may exchange marked exhibits in any manner appropriate under the circumstances of the case, including exchanging copies of marked exhibits in paper or by electronic means.

69 (e) Hearing Requirements. (1) Paper Exhibits and Exhibit Notebooks. If paper exhibits are to be used, parties must provide an original plus two copies of the exhibits intended to be offered at the hearing to the Law Clerk or Courtroom Deputy and one copy to each opposing attorney or party before the hearing begins. Parties granted permission to appear by telephone must file such documents.

Original exhibits are to be used by the witnesses. Exhibits should be placed in a binder and indexed substantially in the form of L.B.F. 9070-1.1. (2) Electronic Exhibits. All courtrooms are equipped for electronic evidence presentation, and any party may elect to utilize the available presentation systems for presenting evidence.

Parties intending to use technology in the courtroom must comply with current courtroom technology procedures. If electronic exhibits are to be used, parties must provide two USB drives with electronic copies of all marked exhibits intended to be offered at the hearing to the Court before the scheduled court proceeding begins. Parties granted permission to appear by telephone must file such documents. (3) Post-Hearing Requirements.

Upon the conclusion of the trial or hearing, the attorneys or parties must retain custody of their respective original exhibits and deposition transcripts until all need for the exhibits and deposition transcripts has terminated and the time for appeal has expired, or all appellate proceedings have been terminated, plus 60 days. In the event an appeal is filed, the attorneys or parties must provide their exhibits to the appellate court pursuant to the appellate court’s direction. Commentary See also L.B.R. 2081-3 and 4001-1 providing different procedures for the exchange of witness and exhibit lists in certain circumstances. 70 United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Colorado Local Bankruptcy Forms, effective December 1, 2018 Table of Contents L.B.F. 2081-1.1.

Cover Sheet for Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Orders and Notice of L.B.F. 2081-1.2. Notice of Filing Chapter 11 Debtor's Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of L.B.F. 2081-1.4. Notice of Time and Place of hearing on Debtor's Motion Seeking Expedited L.B.F. 3003-1.1. Order Establishing Bar Date for the Filing of Proofs of Claim Pursuant to L.B.F. 3003-1.2.

Notice of Order Establishing Procedures and Bar Date for the Filing of L.B.F. 3003-1.3. Notice of Order Establishing Procedures and Bar Date for Filing Proofs of L.B.F. 3003-1.4. Order Setting Bar Date For Filing Motions for Allowance of Chapter 11 L.B.F. 3012-1.1. Order Granting Motion For Valuation of Collateral and Determination of L.B.F. 3015-1.2.

Notice of Filing of Chapter 13 Plan, Deadline for Filing Objections Thereto, i Table of Contents L.B.F. 3015-1.5. Notice of Continued Dates for Meeting of Creditors and Hearing on L.B.F. 3017.1-1.1. Order re Small Business Plan and Disclosure Statement and Notice of L.B.F. 3017-2.1. Order re Small Business Plan without Separate Disclosure Statement and L.B.F. 4001-1.2.

Movant’s Certificate of Non-Contested Matter and Request for Entry of L.B.F. 4001-4.1. Notice of Motion Regarding Continuance of Automatic Stay or Imposition of Stay ii Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: Local Bankruptcy Form 1007-6.1 Statement Under Penalty of Perjury Concerning Payment Advices Complete the applicable sections and check the applicable boxes. Part 1 Statement I, __________________________ [name]1 state as follows: I did not file with the court copies of some or all payment advices or other evidence of payment received within 60 days before the date of the filing of the petition from any employer because: ☐ ☐ ☐ I was not employed during the period immediately preceding the filing of the above-referenced case: _____________________________________________________________________________________ [insert the dates you were not employed]. I was employed during the period immediately preceding the filing of the above referenced case but did not receive any payment advices or other evidence of payment from my employer within 60 days before the date of the filing of the petition.

I am self-employed and do not receive any evidence of payment from an employer. ☐ Other: _____________________________________________________________________________________ [please provide explanation]. Part 2 Verification of Debtor I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Debtor Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ 1 A separate form must be completed and signed by each debtor. L.B.F. 1007-6.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: Local Bankruptcy Form 1007-7.1 Disclosure Regarding Receivers Check applicable box and complete the applicable sections.

Part 1 Disclosure In a chapter 11 reorganization case, the following information is required pursuant to L.B.R. 1007-7: ☐ No receiver is in possession of debtor’s property. ☐ A receiver is in possession of all or part of the debtor’s property: Identification (by address or legal description) of property: Name of creditor: Name of receiver: Address for receiver: Telephone number for receiver: Attorney for receiver, if applicable: Address for attorney for receiver, if applicable: Telephone number for attorney for receiver, if applicable: Date of appointment of receiver: Court appointing receiver: Case Number for court appointing receiver: Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 1007-7.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: Local Bankruptcy Form 1009-1.1 Notice of Amendment of Petition, Lists, Schedules, Statements, and/or Addition of Creditors Please check applicable boxes, complete applicable sections identifying each amendment, and attach additional pages as necessary. Part 1 Notice You are hereby notified that the debtor has filed amended documents: [petition/list(s)/schedule(s)/statement(s), and/or addition of creditor(s)]. Part 2 Amendments 2.1. Petition ☐ Not applicable (no amendments to Petition) ☐ The following section(s) of the Petition are amended as follows: Section of Petition Information before amendment New information 2.2.

List(s) ☐ Not applicable (no amendments to List(s ☐ The following List(s) are amended as follows: List Information before amendment New information Change in creditor’s name or address on List(s): Creditor’s name and/or address before amendment Corrected creditor’s name and/or address L.B.F. 1009-1.1 (12/18) Combined Forms Page 3 2.3. Schedule(s) ☐ Not applicable (no amendments to Schedule(s) ☐ Schedule(s) are amended as follows: Interest in property Current value of entire property Current value of portion owned Schedules A/B: Description of property Schedule C: Amount of the exemption you claim Current value of debtor’s interest If you object to this amended claim of exemption, you must file and serve your objection within 30 days after the date this notice is served. Objections must be filed with the Court and a complete copy must be served on debtor’s attorney or debtor, if unrepresented. Creditor’s name, last 4 digits of account #, mailing address Claim amount Collateral Collateral value Any other changes Creditor’s name, last 4 digits of account #, mailing address Total claim amount Priority amount (if any) Any other changes Schedule D: New creditor or Amendment to existing creditor ☐ New creditor ☐ Amendment to existing creditor ☐ New creditor ☐ Amendment to existing creditor Schedules E/F: New creditor or Amendment to existing creditor ☐ New creditor ☐ Amendment to existing creditor ☐ New creditor ☐ Amendment to existing creditor Schedule G: Contracting/Leasing party and address What the contract of lease is for Schedule H: Co-debtor/spouse, former spouse, or legal equivalent; name and address Creditor to whom you owe the debt/community state or territory L.B.F. 1009-1.1 (12/18) Combined Forms Schedules I/J: Amended/New information 2.4.

Statement(s) ☐ Not applicable (no amendments to Statement(s ☐ The following Statement(s) are amended as follows: Statement Information before amendment New information 2.5. Addition of Creditor(s) ☐ Not applicable (no additions) ☐ Creditors have been added as follows (and Schedules D, E, or F have been amended accordingly): ☐ Creditors have been amended as follows: Change in creditor’s name or address: Creditor’s name and/or address before amendment Corrected creditor’s name and/or address Part 3 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 1009-1.1 (12/18) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 1015-1.1 Order Granting Motion for Joint Administration UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor. In re: ______________, Debtor. Lead Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter ____ Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter ____ ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR JOINT ADMINISTRATION THIS MATTER comes before the Court on the Motion for Joint Administration filed in Case No. _____ [case number] on __________________________ [month/day/year], by __________________________ [movant] (Docket no. _____ [number]), seeking to jointly administer the above-captioned cases pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 1015(b).

The Court, having reviewed the files, ORDERS that the Motion for Joint Administration is hereby GRANTED and the above-captioned cases shall be jointly administered for procedural purposes only pursuant to Fed R. Bankr. P. 1015(b). IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the jointly administered cases are reassigned to the Judge to whom the lower-numbered case (the “lead case”) was assigned. The above-captioned cases shall be assigned and/or reassigned to the Honorable __________________________ [Judge’s name], Bankruptcy Judge, and shall bear the initials _____ [FML] following the case number. The Clerk shall adjust the assignment of cases accordingly.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that to effect joint administration, the following administrative procedures shall apply, but shall have no effect upon the substantive issues of the estate, either individually or collectively: (1) All motions, pleadings, and other documents filed in the jointly administered case shall bear a combined caption which includes the full name and number of each specific case as in Official Form 416B, and must be filed, docketed and processed in the lead case, except for the following: (a) a motion which applies to fewer than all jointly administered debtors must clearly indicate in the caption and title to which debtor the motion applies, but must still be filed in the lead case; (b) all proofs of claim must be filed in the specific case to which they apply; (c) monthly financial reports must be filed in the specific case to which they apply; and (d) amendments to schedules, statements, lists and other required documents in Fed. R. Bankr. P. 1002 and 1007 must be filed in the specific case to which the amendments apply. L.B.F. 1015-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms (2) Debtors shall maintain adequate records regarding the assets of the respective debtors’ estates in order to protect the rights of joint creditors and separate creditors of these estates. (3) The Clerk (or other designated party) shall provide notice of the joint administration of the above-captioned cases to all creditors and interested parties identified in each case. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge L.B.F. 1015-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-1.1 Cover Sheet for Application for Professional Compensation (Other than Chapter 13 Debtor’s Counsel) Complete applicable sections and check applicable boxes.

Authorized to provide professional services to: Name of applicant: Date of order authorizing employment: Periods for which compensation is sought: Amount of fees sought: Amount of expense reimbursement sought: This is a(n): ☐ Interim Application ☐ Final Application If this is not the first application filed herein by this professional, disclose all prior fee applications: Date filed Period covered Total requested fees & expenses Total allowed The aggregate amount of fees and expenses paid to the Applicant to date for services rendered and expenses incurred herein is $_____ [amount]. L.B.F. 2016-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-2.1 Order Approving Interim Advance Payment Procedures UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor. Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 11 ORDER APPROVING INTERIM ADVANCE PAYMENT PROCEDURES THIS MATTER is before the Court on the Motion of the debtor for an Order establishing interim compensation procedures (the “Motion”, Docket no. _____ [number]). Notice of the Motion having been given, no party in interest having objected thereto, and being advised in the premises, the Court HEREBY FINDS cause exists for granting the Motion, and the debtor’s cash flow allows it to pay its professionals and other potential administrative priority claimants on a monthly or other specified interim advance basis.

THEREFORE, THE COURT ORDERS: (1) Motion is granted. (2) The interim advance payment procedures established in L.B.R. 2016-2 shall apply to debtor’s professionals and other potential administrative priority claimants. (3) The estate’s representative is authorized to pay, and the professional may seek or accept, Interim Advance Payments when and only to the extent that (a) funds are available to pay all professionals and other known administrative priority claimants, and (b) the professional has fully complied with this Order Authorizing the Interim Advance Payment Procedures, including all notice and objection provisions. (4) Provided the professional complies with the provisions set forth in this Order, the professional may receive 80% of the fees (with the remaining 20% referred to as the “holdback”) and 100% of the expenses not subject to an unresolved objection, as provided in L.B.R. 2016-2(b)(8)(D).

The professional may seek authorization for payment of the holdback amount as part of a subsequent formal interim fee application. To the extent any fees or expenses are not approved by the Court, they must be offset against the 20% holdback or be disgorged from the professional as appropriate. (5) Within 14 days from the end of the monthly billing cycle for which Interim Advance Payments are sought, the professional must prepare a detailed monthly statement (“Monthly Statement”). If the professional fails to seek Interim Advanced Payments within 14 days, then the professional must await the next monthly billing cycle to obtain payment or await the formal fee application process to obtain payment.

Notice must be provided to the Noticed Parties described in L.B.R. 2016-2(b)(7). The Monthly Statement must comply with L.B.R. 2016-1(a)(2)(B). (6) Monthly Statements seeking the reimbursement of expenses must include a summary of expenses by category. Whenever a person pays expenses for others, the other person must be identified.

It is not necessary to attach supporting documentation for expenses incurred to the Monthly Statement, unless and until the expense is challenged or questioned. L.B.F. 2016-2.1 (12/18) Combined Forms (7) The description of any service that is confidential in nature may be redacted from the Monthly Statements, but professionals must endeavor to use descriptions that allow adequate review of their services without compromising sensitive commercial information, attorney work product, or other privileges. If a redacted entry is questioned, these entries are to be treated as an Informal Objection, as set forth in L.B.R. 2016-2(b)(8)(A). For allowance of the fees for the redacted entries, the professional must move to submit unredacted Monthly Statements to the Court under seal as part of their subsequent formal fee application.

(8) To receive an Interim Advance Payment, the professional must give timely notice to the debtor, debtor’s attorney, the United States Trustee and, if applicable, to the chapter 11 trustee, and the attorney for the Creditors’ Committee (or if there is no committee attorney, to all members of the committee), (collectively, the “Noticed Parties”) and attach a copy of the applicable Monthly Statement. (9) Objections to Monthly Statements, referred to as “Informal Objections,” must be submitted no later than 14 days after receiving notice of the Monthly Statement. Informal Objections must be submitted to the professional and Noticed Parties, and should not be filed with the Court. (The only objections that must be filed with the Court are objections to formal fee applications filed with the Court.) Informal Objections must specify the nature of the objection and the associated specific amount(s) within the Monthly Statement considered objectionable.

If a professional receives an Informal Objection, then the professional may not seek or accept an Interim Advance Payment of any amount to which an Informal Objection has been lodged (and remains unresolved between the professional and objecting party). Instead the professional must wait to obtain payment through the formal interim or final fee application process or seek further order of the Court. As provided herein, the professional may then receive 80% of the fees and 100% of the expenses not subject to an unresolved objection. Failure to lodge an Informal Objection does not, by itself, constitute waiver of the right to object to a formal interim or final fee application.

All Interim Advance Payments are subject to the interim and final fee applications filed with the Court pursuant to 11 U.S.C. §§ 330 and 331, and therefore subject to disgorgement. (10) Parties seeking Interim Advance Payments must: (a) Comply with 11 U.S.C. §§ 330 and 331, L.B.R. 2016-1 and L.B.F. 2016-1.1 for interim and final compensation approval; (b) File formal interim fee applications not more than every 120-days and at least every 180-days, unless otherwise ordered by the Court; (c) Seek final approval of all interim compensation fee applications by filing a final fee application; and (d) When applicable, suspend seeking or accepting an Interim Advance Payment as provided in L.B.R. 2016-2(c). (11) A professional’s authorization to seek or accept any Interim Advance Payments will be for 120-day intervals only, beginning with the date the professional first began providing services after an order approving Interim Advance Payment procedures. After each 120 day interval, the professional’s authorization to seek or accept Interim Advance Payments will be suspended until the professional has filed a formal application for interim or final compensation for all prior unapproved professional fees pursuant to 11 U.S.C. §§ 330 or 331.

Upon the filing of a formal interim fee application, the professional may seek and accept Interim Advance Payments, as ided herein, without further order of the Court. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge L.B.F. 2016-2.1 (12/18) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 13 First Name Middle Name Last Name Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-3.1 Chapter 13 Long Form Fee Application Complete applicable sections and check applicable boxes. Part 1 Summary Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 330, Applicant, __________________________ [law firm], attorney for the debtor, requests allowance of the following fees and reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses incurred for all reasonably necessary and appropriate services rendered up to the date of confirmation as follows: 1. Total fees requested in this application: 2.

Total expenses requested in this application: (Total fees and expenses requested) 3. Amount paid to date (exclusive of the filing fee) 4. Net amount of fees and expenses to be paid through confirmed plan not to exceed amount funded by the plan Part 2 Fees $ + $ = $ – $ = $ Amount of fee Applicant agreed to with debtor for performing services to represent the debtor in this case: amount disclosed in 2016(b) disclosure $ amount disclosed in amended 2016(b) disclosure $ (a) This agreed upon fee represents: ☐ a flat fee for all services in the case; ☐ hourly charges based upon time spent; and/or ☐ other fee arrangement based upon: _____________________________________________________________________________________ [specify terms]. (b) Applicant’s rate for attorney services is $ _____ [amount]/hour; the rate for associate attorney services is $ _____ [amount]/ hour; and the rate for paralegal services is $ _____ [amount]/hour.

L.B.F. 2016-3.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Part 3 Expenses Amount of Expenses Incurred: Copies: _____ [number of copies] @ _____ [amount]/copy Postage: Legal research: Facsimile: Other (specify) Total: $ $ $ $ $ $ Part 4 Applicant’s Certifications in Support of Long Form Fee Application Applicant Certifies/Attests that: ☐ I have performed and will continue to perform all reasonably necessary and appropriate services during the pendency of the entire case consistent with L.B.R. 9010-1. ☐ I am requesting a fee for services, which exceeds the presumptively reasonable fee amount referenced in L.B.R. 2016-3 and listed in the applicable Chapter 13 General Procedure Order, as amended from time to time. I acknowledge that any payment of fees in excess of the amount herein requires additional application and approval by the Court. Part 5 Application Attachments Attached to this Application are: a. A narrative describing the services rendered in the case and the reasons why the Applicant seeks a fee in excess of the presumptively reasonable fee amount, such as results achieved, difficulties encountered or any other unique aspects of the case and discussing the standards of 11 U.S.C. § 330(a); b. Detailed time records describing all individual services which include: i. ii. the time spent for each service rendered, broken out in tenths of an hour; the hourly rate for each service rendered by the Applicant (and/or the hourly rate for Applicant’s associates or paralegals); the charge for each service rendered; and iii. iv. such other and further information as the Applicant believes is necessary to support allowance of the fee pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 330(a). Part 6 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Attorney Bar Number: _____________________ Mailing Address: _____________________ Telephone number: _____________________ Facsimile number: _____________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2016-3.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 13 Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-3.2 Notice of Chapter 13 Fee Application Part 1 Objection Deadline Objection Deadline: __________________________ [month/day/year] Part 2 Notice of Chapter 13 Fee Application NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned attorney for the debtor has applied to this Court or is intending to file a Chapter 13 __________________________ [Long/Supplemental] Form Fee Application requesting fees and expenses as follows: Requested Fees: $ Requested Expenses: $ Previously Approved Fees/Expenses (if applicable): $ A copy of the Chapter 13 __________________________ [Long/Supplemental] Fee Application is attached, or is available on the Court’s docket.

Pursuant to L.B.R. 2016-3, if you oppose or object to the application, your objection and request for hearing must be filed on or before the objection deadline stated above, served on the movant at the address indicated below, and must state clearly all objections and any legal basis for the objections. The Court will not consider general objections. If there is no objection, the Court may allow the fee as requested, order further supplementation or set the Chapter 13 Fee Application for hearing. Part 3 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Attorney Bar Number: _____________________ Mailing Address: _____________________ Telephone number: _____________________ Facsimile number: _____________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2016-3.2 (12/17) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-3.3 Order Allowing and Approving Fees and Expenses for Long Form Fee Application UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor.

Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 13 ORDER ALLOWING AND APPROVING FEES AND EXPENSES FOR LONG FORM FEE APPLICATION __________________________ [Law firm], as attorney for the debtor, is allowed a fee for services herein of $ _____ [amount] and reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses of $ _____ [amount]. Counsel received $ _____ [amount] prepetition. The remaining balance, $ _____ [amount], is payable out of plan payments. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge L.B.R. 2016-3.3 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 13 First Name Middle Name Last Name Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-3.4 Chapter 13 Supplemental Fee Application Complete applicable sections and check applicable boxes.

Part 1 Summary Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 330, Applicant, __________________________ [law firm], attorney for the debtor, requests allowance of the following fees and reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses incurred for all reasonably necessary and appropriate services rendered up to the date of confirmation as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4.

5. 6. 7. 8.

9. Total fees approved in prior application or through PRFA procedure: Total expenses approved in prior application or through PRFA procedure: Total fees and expenses previously approved by the Court (add line 1 and line 2) Total requested previously in this application Total expenses requested in this application Total supplemental fees and expenses requested (add line 4 and line 5) Total fees and expenses requested or approved in all applications (add line 3 and line 6) Amount paid prior to filing (exclusive of the filing fee) Net amount of fees and expenses to be paid through confirmed plan not to exceed amount funded by the plan (Line 7 less Line 8) $ $ + = $ $ $ + = $ = $ – $ = $ Part 2 Fees Amount of fees Applicant agreed to with debtor for performing services to represent the debtor in this case: amount disclosed in 2016(b) disclosure $ amount disclosed in amended 2016(b) disclosure $ (a) This agreed upon fee represents: ☐ a flat fee for all services in the case; ☐ hourly charges based upon time spent; and/or ☐ other fee arrangement based upon: ______________________________________[specify terms]. (b) Applicant’s rate for attorney services is $_____ [amount]/hour; the rate for associate attorney services is $_____ [amount]/ hour; and the rate for paralegal services is $_____ [amount]/hour. L.B.F. 2016-3.4 (12/18) Combined Forms Part 3 Expenses Amount of Expenses Incurred: Copies: _____ [number of copies] @ _____ [amount]/copy Postage: Legal research: Facsimile: Other (specify): Total: $ $ $ $ $ $ Part 4 Applicant’s Certifications in Support of Supplemental Form Fee Application Applicant Certifies/Attests that: ☐ I have performed all reasonably necessary and appropriate services during the pendency of the entire case consistent with L.B.R. 9010-1, and previously obtained approval of fees and/or costs under the PRFA procedure or LFFA procedure as set forth in L.B.R. 2016-3. ☐ I am requesting a supplemental fee for services rendered post-confirmation which exceeds the previously approved fees under the PRFA or LFFA.

Part 5 Application Attachments Attached to this Application are: a. A narrative describing the services rendered post-confirmation in the case and the reasons why the applicant seeks a fee in excess of the fees previously approved by the Court under the PRFA or LFFA, such as results achieved, difficulties encountered or any other unique aspects of the case and discussing the standards of 11 U.S.C. § 330(a); b. Detailed time records describing all individual services which include: i. ii. the time spent for each service rendered, broken out in tenths of an hour; the hourly rate for each service rendered by the Applicant (and/or the hourly rate for Applicant’s associates or paralegals); the charge for each service rendered; and iii. iv. such other and further information as the Applicant believes is necessary to support allowance of the fee pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 330(a). Part 6 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Attorney Bar Number: _____________________ Mailing Address: _____________________ Telephone number: _____________________ Facsimile number: _____________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2016-3.4 (12/18) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 2016-3.5 Order Allowing and Approving Supplemental Fees and Expenses for Supplemental Fee Application UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor. Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 13 ORDER ALLOWING AND APPROVING SUPPLEMENTAL FEES AND EXPENSES FOR SUPPLEMENTAL FEE APPLICATION __________________________ [Law firm], as attorney for the debtor, is allowed a fee for services rendered post-confirmation herein of $[amount] and reimbursement of out-of-pocket expenses incurred post-confirmation of $[amount]. The Court previously approved attorney fees in the aggregate amount of $_____ [amount] and out-of-pocket expenses in the aggregate amount of $_____ [amount].

Counsel received $_____ [amount] prepetition. The total remaining balance, $_____ [amount], is payable out of plan payments. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge L.B.F. 2016-3.5 (12/17) page 1 Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 11 Local Bankruptcy Form 2081-1.1 Cover Sheet for Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Order(s) and Notice of Impending Hearings Thereon Complete applicable sections and check applicable boxes. The debtor in the above-captioned chapter 11 case filed on __________________________ [month/date/year], is filing a motion seeking expedited entry of the following orders, pursuant to L.B.R. 2081-1: ☐ Order Authorizing the Joint Administration of Multiple Debtor Bankruptcy Cases (see L.B.R. 1015-1) ☐ Order Authorizing Payment of Prepetition Wages, Salaries, Expenses ☐ Interim Order Authorizing Use of Cash Collateral (see L.B.R. 4001-2) ☐ Interim Approval of Post-petition Secured and/or Super-Priority Financing Pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 364(c) ☐ Order Authorizing Payment of Prepetition Claims of Certain Critical Vendors and Suppliers ☐ Order Authorizing Debtor to Honor Certain Customer Obligations, Including Warranty Claims ☐ Interim Order Determining Adequate Assurance of Payment for Future Utility Services and Restraining Utility Companies from Discontinuing, Altering or Refusing Service ☐ Order Establishing Interim Notice Procedures (see L.B.R. 2081-2) ☐ Order Authorizing Bonus or Retention Plans ☐ Order Authorizing Retention of Cash Management Systems ☐ Order Establishing Investment Guidelines ☐ Other Orders L.B.F. 2081-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 11 Local Bankruptcy Form 2081-1.2 Notice of Filing of Chapter 11 Debtor’s Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Order(s) Complete applicable sections.

Part 1 Notice L.B.R. 2081-1 provides that a hearing will be held on debtor’s motion within three days, if possible. Debtor will provide notice of the time and place of the hearing via fax or email only if you respond to this Notice via fax or email stating that you wish to be notified of the hearing. Your response may be in the form of L.B.F. 2081-1.3 and must specify the fax or e-mail address at which you wish to receive notice. If you specify more than one method of notice, Debtor will use the method most readily available to Debtor.

You may also obtain information on the time and place of the hearing by checking the Court’s calendar at www.cob.uscourts.gov. Requests for Notice of the hearing shall be faxed or emailed to debtor’s attorney at __________________________ [facsimile number] or __________________________ [email address]. Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2081-1.2 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 11 First Name Middle Name Last Name Local Bankruptcy Form 2081-1.3 Response and Request for Notice of Hearing Complete applicable sections and check applicable boxes. Part 1 Response Attention: __________________________ [debtor’s attorney].

I request that notice of the date, time, and place of the hearing on debtor’s Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Orders be served as follows: ☐ Email: __________________________ [email address(es)] ☐ Facsimile: __________________________ [facsimile number(s)] Part 2 Signature of Attorney Requesting Notice or Party Requesting Notice (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2081-1.3 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 11 Local Bankruptcy Form 2081-1.4 Notice of Time and Place of Hearing on Debtor’s Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Order(s) Complete applicable sections. Part 1 Notice A hearing on debtor’s Motion Seeking Expedited Entry of Orders, docket no. _____ [#], has been set for __________________________ [month/day/year] at _____ [time] at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, U.S. Custom House, 721 19th Street, Courtroom _____ [letter], Fifth Floor, Denver, Colorado 80202. Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2081-1.4 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 12 Local Bankruptcy Form 2082-1.1 Motion to Confirm Chapter 12 Plan Complete applicable sections. Part 1 Motion The Debtor Moves for Orders as follows: (1) For an order confirming the chapter 12 plan filed [month/day/year], (the “Plan”).

(2) In accordance with the requirements of 11 U.S.C. § 1225(a)(4), Debtor asserts that as of the effective date of the Plan, the value of property to be distributed under the Plan on account of each allowed unsecured claim is not less than the amount that would be paid on such claim if the estate of the Debtor were liquidated under Chapter 7, Title 11, United States Code, on such date. This contention is based upon the facts set forth below: a. As of the date of the petition, the Debtor owned property which would be property of the estate, as defined by 11 U.S.C. § 541, if a petition had been filed under Chapter 7 of Title 11 of the United States Code. That property has a liquidation value after deduction of the amount of liens and encumbrances against such property of $[amount]. If Debtor had filed a petition for relief under chapter 7 on same date, Debtor would be entitled to exempt from the estate property having a value of $[amount].

Debtor has claimed such property as exempt in the manner required by law. If Debtor had filed a petition under chapter 7 on said date: b. c. i. Debtor would owe debts entitled to priority under 11 U.S.C. § 507, including costs of administration, in the total amount of $[amount]. ii. Debtor would owe allowed unsecured claims in the total amount of $[amount]. d. There would be available for distribution to creditors holding allowed unsecured claims after payment of e. priority claims an amount of $[amount]. It is estimated that distribution under chapter 7 to each creditor holding an unsecured claim as of said date would be [percentage]% of each claim. f. The plan provides that creditors holding allowed unsecured claims which are timely filed in accordance with Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3002 and 3004 will receive at least [percentage]% of each claim.

(3) For an order pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 506(a) valuing secured claims which are to be paid through the Plan (list here all claims in which there is a dispute over the value of collateral). a. Debtor alleges that the allowed secured and allowed unsecured claims of creditors holding collateral are: Name of creditor Description of collateral Amount of debt Debtor’s contention of value of collateral Debtor believes the property has the value set forth above because: [reasoning]. (4) For an order pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 1225(a)(5) valuing property to be distributed under the Plan to holders of secured claims who do not accept the Plan [list here all such secured claims whether the value of collateral is disputed or admitted]. L.B.F. 2082-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Page 22 a. In support of confirmation and for determination that as of the effective date of the Plan the value of property to be distributed to holders of secured claims under the Plan is not less than the allowed amount of such claims, it is alleged that the following is correct: Name of creditor Allowed secured claim Total to be paid on secured claim Capitalization rate in percentage b. Creditors shall take notice that in the absence of a written objection by a creditor, the valuations asserted above by the Debtor will be accepted by the Court and shall be used in the Court’s determination of the amounts to be distributed to holders of secured claims who do not accept the Plan. c. The capitalization rate set forth above was chosen because: [reasoning]. (5) For an order approving the classification of claims [strike this paragraph if not applicable].

In support of a determination that the classification of unsecured claims in the Plan complies with 11 U.S.C. § 1222(b)(1), it is asserted that the classification contained in the Plan is based upon the facts asserted below. a. Unsecured claims (Class Four) are classified as follows: i. The Plan provides the same treatment for each claim within each subclass of Class Four. The claims of each subclass of Class Four are substantially similar to the remaining claims in that subclass because [reasoning]. ii. The division of unsecured claims into subclasses does not discriminate unfairly against any other subclass because [reasoning]. (6) For an order pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 1222(c) approving time for payments over a period of more than 36 months [strike any portion of this paragraph if not applicable]. a. The Plan requires payment over a period of approximately [number] months. b. Because the Plan takes more than 36 months to complete distribution, the Debtor requests approval of the Court.

Cause exists for the payment over a period of more than three years but not longer than five years as follows: [explanation]. Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ Part 3 Verification of Debtor I declare under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true and correct. Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Debtor Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2082-1.1 (12/17) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 2082-1.2 Order Granting Motion to Confirm and Confirming Chapter 12 Plan UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor(s). Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 12 ORDER GRANTING MOTION TO CONFIRM AND CONFIRMING CHAPTER 12 PLAN IT HAVING BEEN DETERMINED AFTER NOTICE AND A HEARING: That the Plan complies with chapter 12 and all other applicable provisions of Title 11, United States Code; That any fee, charge, or amount required under Chapter 123 of Title 28, United States Code, or by the Plan, to be paid before confirmation, has been paid; That the Plan has been proposed in good faith and not by any means forbidden by law; That the value, as of the effective date of the Plan, of property to be distributed under the Plan on account of each unsecured claim is not less than the amount that would be paid on such claim if the estate of the Debtor were liquidated under chapter 7 of Title 11, United States Code on such date; That the Plan provides that the holders of secured claims who have not accepted the Plan shall retain their liens, and the value, as of the effective date of the Plan, of property to be distributed under the Plan on account of each secured claim whose holder has not accepted the Plan is not less than the allowed amount of each of those claims; That the Debtor will be able to make all payments under the plan and to comply with the Plan; That, if this order is entered after an objection to confirmation has been filed herein, the value of the property to be distributed under the Plan on account of the objector’s claim is not less than the amount of such claim, or the plan provides that all of the Debtor’s projected disposable income to be received during the plan, beginning on the date that the first payment is due under the Plan, will be applied to make payments under the Plan.

IT IS ORDERED: The Motion to Confirm is granted; The Debtor’s Plan is confirmed; The assumption of executory contracts on the terms stated in the Plan is approved. The Debtor shall make the payments specified in the Plan in the amounts and on the dates provided for therein. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge L.B.F. 2082-1.2 (12/17) page 1 Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 12 First Name Middle Name Last Name Local Bankruptcy Form 2082-1.3 Notice of Hearing and Right to Object to Chapter 12 Plan Part 1 Objection Deadline Objection deadline: __________________________ [month/day/year]. Part 2 Notice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above-captioned debtor has filed herein a plan for the payment of debts pursuant to the provisions of chapter 12 of Title 11 of the United States Code, together with a Motion to Confirm Chapter 12 Plan (collectively, the “Plan”).

A confirmation hearing on the debtor’s plan, docket no. _____ [#], has been set for __________________________ [month/day/year] at _____ [time] at the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, U.S. Custom House, 721 19th Street, Courtroom [letter], Fifth Floor, Denver, Colorado 80202. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that any party objecting to the confirmation of the Plan must file a written objection on or before the objection deadline stated above. The objection must be filed with the court and served upon the Debtor’s counsel (or the Debtor if not represented by counsel) at the address below, and upon the chapter 12 trustee on or before the objection deadline stated above. The objection must specify the grounds upon which the objection is made and any legal basis for the objection.

The court will not consider general objections. If no objection is filed and served within the time specified, the court may confirm the Plan without taking further evidence. If objections to confirmation are filed, at the preliminary hearing no evidence will be taken and no witnesses need appear, but the court will hear the preliminary statements of the parties, will conduct a status conference to determine the matters at issue and the time needed for hearing, may enter orders concerning discovery and will set a final date for the hearings on the confirmation of the Debtor’s Plan which date will, in any event, be within the time mandated by 11 U.S.C. § 1224, unless said date is continued for cause. Part 3 Signature of Debtor(s)’ Attorney Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature of Attorney Bar Number: _______________________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 2082-1.3 (12/17) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 3003-1.1 Order Establishing Bar Date for the Filing of Proofs of Claim Pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3003(c)(3) UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor.

Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 11 ORDER ESTABLISHING BAR DATE FOR THE FILING OF PROOFS OF CLAIM PURSUANT TO FED. R. BANKR. P. 3003(c)(3) THIS COURT, having reviewed the __________________________ [motion title] (the “Motion”), filed by __________________________ [debtor-in-possession], Debtor-in-possession, being advised in the premises and good cause having been shown, hereby: ORDERS that the Motion is GRANTED. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the Proofs of Claim in the above-captioned chapter 11 bankruptcy case must be filed no later than __________________________ [month/day/year] (the “Bar Date”). IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that any claims filed after the Bar Date will be DISALLOWED. Any individual or entity that is required to file a Proof of Claim and that fails to do so by the Bar Date will not be treated as a creditor for the purposes of voting or distribution, will not receive any further notices of mailings in this chapter 11 case and any claim of such individual or entity will be forever barred.1 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that following the Bar Date, a creditor will not be allowed to amend a claim deemed filed on its behalf pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 1111(a) by virtue of the listing of such claim by Debtor-in-possession in the respective bankruptcy schedules.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order, notice in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A, and a Proof of Claim form must be served by the Debtor-in-possession on all parties-in-interest pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 2002(a)(7) by __________________________ [month/day/year], and a certificate of service filed evidencing same. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that the form of Proof of Claim transmitted to creditors must comply with Official Form 410 in all respects, including the information contained on its reverse side. DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge 1 Subject to 11 U.S.C. § 726(a)(1) in the event of conversion. L.B.F. 3003-1.1 (12/17) page 1 Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Case #: Chapter: 11 Local Bankruptcy Form 3003-1.2 Notice of Order Establishing Procedures and Bar Date for the Filing of Proofs of Claim Pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3003(c)(3) Complete applicable sections.

Part 1 Notice To individuals and entities who may be creditors of debtor: Please take notice that the Court has entered an order establishing procedures and a bar date for filing proofs of claim pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3003(c)(3) as follows: a. All proofs of claim must be filed with the Court such that they are received no later than __________________________ [month/day/year] (the “Bar Date”). Claims are not deemed filed until actually received by the Clerk. b. Any claims filed after the Bar Date will be disallowed. Any individual or entity that is required to file a proof of claim by the Bar Date and that fails to do so will not be treated as a creditor for the purposes of voting or distribution, may not receive any further notices of mailings in this chapter 11 case and any claim of such individual or entity will be forever barred. c. Any creditor holding a claim arising prior to date of debtor’s chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, __________________________ [month/day/year that petition was filed], must file a proof of claim with the court if the claim is: (i) not scheduled, (ii) scheduled as disputed, contingent, or unliquidated, or (iii) if such creditor disagrees with the amount of the scheduled claim. d. Following the Bar Date, a creditor will not be allowed to amend a claim deemed filed on its behalf pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 1111(a) by virtue of the listing of such claim by debtor in the applicable bankruptcy schedules. e. Claimants who have already filed their proofs of claim should not file a duplicate claim. Claimants who have filed a proof of claim may file an amended proof of claim by the Bar Date.

Any claim not timely filed with the Clerk within the time set forth above will be forever barred from sharing in the estate or being treated as a claim for purposes of voting or distribution.1 1 Subject to 11 U.S.C. § 726(a)(1) in the event of conversion. L.B.F. 3003-1.2 (12/17) Combined Forms Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ L.B.F. 3003-1.2 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Lead Debtor: Debtor: First Name Middle Name Last Name First Name Middle Name Last Name Lead Case #: Case #: Local Bankruptcy Form 3003-1.3 Notice of Order Establishing Procedures and Bar Date for the Filing of Proofs of Claim Pursuant to Fed. R. Bankr. P. 3003(c)(3) Complete applicable sections. Part 1 Notice To individuals and entities who may be creditors of debtor: Please take notice that the Court has entered an order establishing procedures and a bar date for filing proofs of claim pursuant to Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 3003(c)(3) as follows: a. All proofs of claim must be filed with the Court such that they are received no later than __________________________ [month/day/year] (the “Bar Date”). Claims are not deemed filed until actually received by the Clerk. b. Any claims filed after the Bar Date will be disallowed.

Any individual or entity that is required to file a proof of claim by the Bar Date and that fails to do so will not be treated as a creditor for the purposes of voting or distribution, may not receive any further notices of mailings in this chapter 11 case and any claim of such individual or entity will be forever barred. c. Any creditor holding a claim arising prior to date of debtor’s chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, __________________________ [month/day/year that petition was filed], must file a proof of claim with the court if the claim is: (i) not scheduled, (ii) scheduled as disputed, contingent, or unliquidated, or (iii) if such creditor disagrees with the amount of the scheduled claim. d. Following the Bar Date, a creditor will not be allowed to amend a claim deemed filed on its behalf pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 1111(a) by virtue of the listing of such claim by debtor in the applicable bankruptcy schedules. e. Proofs of claim must not be filed naming the lead debtor’s name, __________________________ [debtor’s name] unless the lead debtor is the actual entity against whom the claim is made. __________________________ [Lead debtor’s name] is the name provided for joint bankruptcy administration only. In each proof of claim filed with the Court, you must (i) name one specific debtor, and (ii) state that debtor’s individual bankruptcy case number as set forth above. Do not combine claims against two or more debtors into one proof of claim form. In order to assist in the review and reconciliation of proofs of claim, claims should include copies of any invoices, statements or other documents which evidence or support the amount and basis of the claim. f. Claimants who have already filed their proofs of claim should not file a duplicate claim.

Claimants who have filed a proof of claim may file an amended proof of claim by the Bar Date. Any claim not timely filed with the Clerk within the time set forth above will be forever barred from sharing in the estate or being treated as a claim for purposes of voting or distribution.1 1 Subject to 11 U.S.C. § 726(a)(1) in the event of conversion. L.B.F. 3003-1.3 (12/17) Combined Forms Part 2 Signature of Debtor’s Attorney or Debtor (if unrepresented) Dated: _________________________________ By: ______________________________ Signature Bar Number (if applicable): ____________ Mailing Address: ____________________ Telephone number: __________________ Facsimile number: ___________________ E-mail address: _____________________ Commentary The caption for jointly administered cases must be in compliance with L.B.R. 1015-1: All motions, pleadings and other documents filed in the jointly administered cases must be filed, docketed and processed in the lead case and bear a combined caption, including the full name and case number of each specific case. This does not apply to proofs of claim, which should be filed in each specific case.

L.B.F. 3003-1.3 (12/17) Combined Forms Local Bankruptcy Form 3003-1.4 Order Setting Bar Date for Filing Motions for Allowance of Chapter 11 Administrative Expense Claims UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO In re: ______________, Debtor. Bankruptcy Case No. ______________ Chapter 11 ORDER SETTING BAR DATE FOR FILING MOTIONS FOR ALLOWANCE OF CHAPTER 11 ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE CLAIMS THIS MATTER comes before the Court on the __________________________ [title of Motion] (“Motion”). The Court, having reviewed the pleadings and being advised, ORDERS that the Motion is GRANTED. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that all motions seeking payment of chapter 11 administrative expenses, along with L.B.F. 9013-1.1 Notice, must be filed no later than __________________________ [month/day/year] (the “Bar Date”).

Filings are effective upon receipt by the Clerk. It is not sufficient to file a proof of claim asserting an administrative expense without filing an appropriate motion and L.B.F. 9013-1.1 Notice by the deadline. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that any requests for payment of chapter 11 administrative expenses filed after the Bar Date will be DISALLOWED. Any individual or entity that is required to file a request for payment of an administrative claim and that fails to do so by the Bar Date will not be treated as a creditor for the purposes of distribution, and any claim of such individual or entity will be forever barred.1 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order and notice in the form attached hereto as Exhibit A must be served on all parties-in-interest by__________________________ [date].

DATED ______________ BY THE COURT: __________________________________ United States Bankruptcy Judge 1 Subject to 11 U.S.C. § 726(a)(1) in the event of conversion. L.B.F. 3003-1.4 (12/17) Combined Forms Fill in this information to identify your case UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO Debtor 1: Debtor 2: First Name Middle Name