Subchapter V

Lee Properties SC, LLC

Case No. 26-10768 · Middle District of North Carolina

On Oct 1, 2026, Lee Properties SC, LLC became a debtor under Subchapter V of the Bankruptcy Code. The case is pending in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of North Carolina.

Debtor
Lee Properties SC, LLC
Case number
26-10768
Chapter
Chapter 11, Subchapter V (small business)
Court
Middle District of North Carolina
State
North Carolina
Petition date
Oct 1, 2026
Petition type
Voluntary
Affiliated debtors
2

Lee Properties SC, LLC — Chapter 11, Subchapter V (small business), filed Oct 1, 2026.

The debtor elected Subchapter V, the streamlined track for small businesses. A Subchapter V trustee is appointed, there is usually no creditors' committee, and the debtor has 90 days to file its plan.

Joint filing

Affiliated debtors (2)

Related entities that filed in the same court on the same day under consecutive case numbers. Courts normally administer such cases jointly under the lead case.

  • Porter's Hauling, LLC26-10771
  • Queen's Hauling, Inc.26-10772
Road map

What usually happens next

The filing date is from the docket; later milestones are the typical sequence for this chapter, not tracked events.

Oct 1, 2026
Petition & Subchapter V election
Automatic stay; a Subchapter V trustee is appointed.
~ 60 days
Status conference
Court reviews progress toward a consensual plan.
90 days
Plan deadline
Only the debtor may file a plan, generally within 90 days of the order for relief.
open
Confirmation
Consensual or cramdown confirmation; payments over three to five years.
Court & records

Where the case is pending

Bankruptcy court
Middle District of North Carolina
North Carolina · court id NCMB
Venue

Court location (state level)

Pin placed at the state level (North Carolina), not at the debtor's address. Map © OpenStreetMap, © CARTO.

Docket note

About this filing

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of North Carolina opened case 26-10768 for Lee Properties SC, LLC on Oct 1, 2026 under Subchapter V. 2 affiliated debtors filed alongside it the same day. We log the petition date, chapter and court from the public feed; later developments are not tracked here.

Summary of a public court record, provided as is. Not legal advice and not an official court document.

Nearby on the docket

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