Chapter 7 Trustee's Report of No Distribution: I, Jordan E. Lubin, having been appointed trustee of the estate of the above-named debtor(s), report that I have neither received any property nor paid any money on account of this estate; that I have made a diligent inquiry into the financial affairs of the debtor(s) and the location of the property belonging to the estate; and that there is no property available for distribution from the estate over and above that exempted by law. Pursuant to Fed

Jordan E. Lubin, the Chapter 7 trustee appointed to oversee the debtor's estate, filed a report stating he has found no assets to collect or distribute. Lubin says he conducted a thorough investigation into the debtor's financial affairs and located no property beyond what the law exempts.

The trustee confirms that he has neither received funds nor made any payments from the estate. Under Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 5009, Lubin certifies that the estate has been fully administered and requests to be discharged from his duties. No creditor or interested party has moved to dismiss the case under 11 U.S.C.

§ 521(i)(2). The case remains active, but no judge has been assigned and the docket number is not publicly available. The trustee's report signals that the bankruptcy will likely close without any distribution to creditors.

The absence of assets means creditors will not recover funds through this estate. The court issued an order on May 14, 2026, but details of that order are not disclosed. The trustee's certification typically triggers the final steps in the bankruptcy process, including the trustee's discharge and case closure.

Watch for the court to issue a formal discharge order and close the case. If any party objects or files a motion to reopen, that could alter the case's trajectory.