United States Trustees

The United States Trustees are federal officials responsible for overseeing bankruptcy cases and ensuring the process is fair and transparent. They supervise bankruptcy courts, review cases, and monitor trustees and debtors to prevent fraud and abuse. Their role helps maintain the integrity of the bankruptcy system, protects creditors’ rights, and ensures that the process results in a fair distribution of assets. They also handle certain other fiduciary functions related to bankruptcy and insolvency matters across the United States.