Pacer showing full check stubs????

[awnmwn]

It's bad enough that they list all of our personal information & all of the creditors we have, but showing my husbands full check stubs??? Does anyone know I can get these removed?
Thanks in advance!

[justbroke]

Call the Clerk of the Court. The paystubs (payment advices) and tax returns are supposed to be "restricted". If you filed through an attorney, then your attorney docketed them incorrectly.

[awnmwn]

Call the Clerk of the Court. The paystubs (payment advices) and tax returns are supposed to be "restricted". If you filed through an attorney, then your attorney docketed them incorrectly.

I was so hoping to hear that!!! Thank you!!!

[awnmwn]

I contacted the Clerk of the Court & was told that check stubs were part of public record as long as they didn't show SSN's!!! I have left a message with our attorney who may not call back until this evening or tomorrow!

[justbroke]

I contacted the Clerk of the Court & was told that check stubs were part of public record as long as they didn't show SSN's!!! I have left a message with our attorney who may not call back until this evening or tomorrow!

Interesting, as my District restricts access to anything in the record as "Pay Advices". So, it's either a local rule or just that it wasn't docketed as "Pay Advices".

[SMinGA]

Mine show also. They do show 'pay advices' so I think that is a local rule? Our stubs do not show SS# though.

[justbroke]

Mine show also. They do show 'pay advices' so I think that is a local rule? Our stubs do not show SS# though.

Yeah, but when you click the docket entry to pull them up, do you get "Access denied."? That's what I get.

[awnmwn]

Yeah, but when you click the docket entry to pull them up, do you get "Access denied."? That's what I get.

His SSN number shows only the last 4 digits, but EVERYTHING else is viewable......name, employer name, pay rate, etc....
I can click on History/Documents & it opens up in a PDF file showing the last 3 mths of check stubs

Has anyone had any luck in filing a 'motion to seal'???

[justbroke]

Has anyone had any luck in filing a 'motion to seal'???

So long as the SSN is redacted, it won't be sealed.

[SMinGA]

No, I was able to open them up & print them out. Had given some originals to my atty, will be refiling later this year with a different atty and so I went in to replace my originals.

Yeah, but when you click the docket entry to pull them up, do you get "Access denied."? That's what I get.

[justbroke]

Bummer.

[tigergem]

Wow. I didn't even give that stuff to the BK Clerk. They did not want them. I only sent them to the Trustee and he did not file them with the court and they never went to PACER.

[HHM]

You have to list your employer on the BK petition anyway.

Aside from your SSN; (which should be redacted to the last 4), there isn't anything on the pay stubs that is inherently private or confidential. (sorry to say).

[music12]

so sorry to hear about your situation. i agree with you, it totally, totally sucks!

[LALADY]

Hopefully there won't be an AP filed, because if it is, it is quite possible (as was in my case) that your financial life (entire filed tax returns, payroll checks, proposed tax returns, retirement account statements, etc.) all become part of the public record redacted only for partial SSN, account numbers and routing numbers. That's real fun!