The Minnesota Notice of Responsibilities of Chapter 7 Debtors and Their Attorneys is a document created by the Minnesota Bankruptcy Court. It outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations of both debtors and their attorneys when filing for bankruptcy protection under Chapter 7 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The Notice includes information about who can file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, the requirements of eligibility, the process of filing for bankruptcy, and the duties and obligations of both debtors and attorneys. The Notice is divided into three parts. Part One outlines the debtor's rights and responsibilities, such as the right to an attorney and the right to file a Chapter 7 petition. Part Two outlines the duties and responsibilities of the debtor's attorney, such as providing accurate information and ensuring the debtor's compliance with all applicable laws. Part Three outlines the duties and responsibilities of the court, such as reviewing the debtor's petition and documents and deciding any disputes between the debtor and the attorney. The Notice also includes a variety of forms that must be completed by the debtor and attorney, such as the Statement of Financial Affairs, the Chapter 7 Means Test, and the Statement of Intention. These forms are used to determine the debtor's eligibility for bankruptcy protection and the amount of debt that can be discharged. The Minnesota Notice of Responsibilities of Chapter 7 Debtors and Their Attorneys is designed to ensure that debtors and their attorneys are fully informed of the rights, duties, and obligations that apply when filing for bankruptcy protection in the state of Minnesota.