The Colorado Chapter 11 Final Report And Motion For Final Decree (Business Debtor) is a document filed with the court during the course of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy case. The document is used to report the debtor’s financial condition and to provide the court with a detailed plan of reorganization for the business. Additionally, the document includes a motion to the court requesting that the court enter a final decree in the case, which is the court’s approval of the debtor’s reorganization plan. The Colorado Chapter 11 Final Report And Motion For Final Decree (Business Debtor) typically includes the following information: • A summary of the debtor’s assets and liabilities. • An analysis of the debtor’s operations. • An assessment of the debtor’s financial condition. • A detailed reorganization plan for the business. • A motion to the court requesting entry of a final decree. • A proposed order for the court to enter the final decree. There are two types of Colorado Chapter 11 Final Report And Motion For Final Decree (Business Debtor): a Joint Plan Report & Motion and a Plan Sponsor Report & Motion. The Joint Plan Report & Motion is filed by a joint plan proponent, which is typically a creditors’ committee or a group of creditors, while the Plan Sponsor Report & Motion is filed by a plan sponsor, which is typically an individual or an entity that is not a party to the bankruptcy case.