Trustee & Fiduciary Services
Court-appointed fiduciary work is the discipline the whole firm is built on: careful with facts, direct about options, accountable for outcomes.
The work, specifically.
Chapter 7 Panel Trustee
Marcia T. Dunn has administered estates in the Southern District of Florida since 1992.
Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors
Serving as assignee in Chapter 727 state-court insolvency proceedings.
Receiverships
Court-appointed receiver and counsel to receivers across Florida.
Enforcement-Action Fiduciary
Court-appointed fiduciary in SEC enforcement matters, including digital-asset fraud.
Operating Trustee & Examiner
Operating trustee and court-appointed examiner in Chapter 11 cases.
Liquidation & Distributions
Marshaling, liquidating, and distributing assets of every kind.
Courts appoint fiduciaries when other people’s money is at stake and the situation demands someone accountable. Dunn Law, P.A. has built its reputation on exactly that work: administering estates, marshaling and liquidating assets, and making distributions that stand up to scrutiny.
Marcia T. Dunn has served as a Chapter 7 panel trustee in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Florida since 1992, one of the longest tenures in the district, and has served as operating trustee and court-appointed examiner in Chapter 11 business cases. Michael P. Dunn serves as a court-appointed fiduciary in state and federal matters, including a Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement action involving cryptocurrency fraud and multiple Florida assignments for the benefit of creditors.
That fiduciary discipline shapes how the whole firm works: careful with facts, direct about options, and accountable for outcomes. For creditors in an assignment or receivership the firm administers, proofs of claim are filed through our separate claims page rather than through this one.
The attorneys for this practice.
Trusted with other people's estates since 1992.
Come prepared to your §341 meeting.
Meeting of creditors
The §341 meeting of creditors is held by Zoom video conference. Your Zoom meeting ID and passcode are printed on the Notice of Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case you receive from the court — check that notice for the date, time, and link.
- Join by video with a working camera and a stable internet connection
- Choose a private, quiet location and join a few minutes early
- Sessions are recorded and conducted under oath
- Free language interpretation is available on request
Required documents
All required documents must reach the Trustee no later than ten (10) days before your scheduled §341 meeting. Please redact personal identifiers — Social Security numbers (except a copy of the card), bank account numbers, and minor children’s names — before submitting.
Download the Document Checklist (PDF)
Questions about your case? Call 786-433-3866.
Ready when you are.
Call 786-433-3866 or send a conflicts-safe summary of the situation.