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Claims Administration

ABC & Receivership Claims

For assignments for the benefit of creditors and receiverships administered by the firm, creditors can file a proof of claim with supporting documents directly through this page. Your case name, case number, and claims bar date appear on the notice you received.

Submit a Claim Question About a Case?
Two Kinds of Matters

Start with the kind of case you're in.

For creditors of the assignor

Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors

State-court insolvency proceedings under Chapter 727, Florida Statutes, where the firm serves as assignee and administers claims directly. File your proof of claim right here.

  • Online proof of claim with attachments
  • Your claims bar date appears on your notice
  • Notices and distributions administered by the firm
For interested parties

Receiverships

Court-appointed receivership matters where the firm acts as receiver or counsel to the receiver. Claim procedures follow the appointing court's orders.

  • Submit claims below where the court has ordered a claims process
  • Reference the case number from your notice
  • Case-specific questions: call the firm

In Chapter 7 bankruptcy cases, official proofs of claim are filed with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court, not through this page. For §341 meeting resources, see Prepare for Your §341 Meeting, or learn about our Trustee & Fiduciary Services.

Submit a Claim

File your proof of claim online.

Three steps, a few minutes, and an immediate confirmation. Filing online creates a time-stamped record of your claim and supporting documents.

  1. 1Have your notice handy: the case name, case number, and claims bar date appear on it.
  2. 2Complete the claim form and attach invoices, contracts, or judgments supporting the amount.
  3. 3Certify and submit. You receive a receipt number and email confirmation immediately.
Proof of Claim

As it appears on the notice you received. Start typing the case name or number and we will suggest a match.

1. Creditor name and address

Please be sure to notify us if you have a change of address.

2. Basis for claim

Select all that apply *

3. Date debt was incurred

4. Amount of claim

5. Supporting documents

Attach copies of supporting documents, such as promissory notes, purchase orders, invoices, itemized statements of running accounts, court judgments, or evidence of security interests. If the documents are not available, explain. If the documents are voluminous, attach a summary.

Up to 10 files, 20MB each. PDF, Word, Excel, text or images.

6. Signature

Sign and print the name and title, if any, of the creditor or other person authorized to file this claim.

Signature of claimant or representative

Print name and title

Submitting records the date and time, your computer's internet address and the declarations above, and sends you a copy. It confirms receipt only. It is not a determination that the claim is allowed, and it is not legal advice.

Questions about a case we administer?

Case-specific inquiries: 786-433-3866 · reference the case number in your message.

Contact the Fiduciary Team