U.S. Trustee

The U.S. Trustee is a federal official responsible for overseeing the bankruptcy process in the United States. Their role includes ensuring that bankruptcies are conducted fairly and according to the law, protecting the interests of creditors, and promoting the efficient administration of bankruptcy cases. U.S. Trustees monitor bankruptcy filings, appoint trustees to manage cases, and investigate potential fraud or mismanagement. They help maintain the integrity of the bankruptcy system, ensuring that it functions properly for individuals and businesses seeking relief from debt.