United States Trustee

The United States Trustee is a government official or office responsible for overseeing the bankruptcy process in the U.S. They ensure that bankruptcy cases are conducted fairly and in accordance with the law. Their duties include monitoring bankruptcy filings, appointing private trustees to manage cases, and investigating misconduct. The U.S. Trustee's role is to protect the integrity of the bankruptcy system, promote efficiency, and prevent fraud, thereby helping both debtors and creditors navigate the financial recovery process.