(a)  Redaction.

      (1)   Debtors complying with the disclosure requirements of FRBP 4002, or of 11 U.S.C. § 521 
             and 1308, are required to redact personal information from the documents to be produced to
             the trustee, filed with the Court, or given to any creditor, consistent with FRBP 9037 and the
             Privacy Policy for Electronic Case Files established by the Director of the Administrative Office
             of the United States Courts, as they may be amended from time to time.

      (2)   A trustee may request authority to review the unredacted versions of any such documents, upon
             motion setting forth the grounds therefore, and notice to the debtor. The debtor may submit such
             documents to the Court for in camera inspection.

(b)  Access to Debtor’s Tax and Other Personal Information.

      (1)   A creditor or other party in interest desiring access to any tax information filed by the
             debtor pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 521 must file a motion with the Court, served upon the trustee, the
             debtor, debtor’s counsel, and the U.S. trustee. The motion must state why such information is
             needed, why such information is not otherwise available to the creditor, and how the movant
             proposes to protect the privacy of the debtor and others consistent with FRBP 9037 and the Privacy
             Policy for Electronic Case Files established by the Director of the Administrative Office of the
             United States Courts. Any motion filed pursuant to this subparagraph shall be set for hearing.

      (2)   A creditor or other party in interest may not directly request from a trustee copies of any
             materials submitted to the trustee pursuant to the debtor’s duties under 11 U.S.C. § 521 
             or § 1308 or under FRBP 4002(b), and all such materials are privileged from discovery in any
             Court proceeding. A trustee shall not produce such documents to any creditor or party in interest
             except on order of the Court. A trustee may produce such documents or materials to any law
             enforcement officer as part of any criminal investigation.

      (3)   A creditor or other party in interest may request from the Court permission to obtain access
             to materials submitted to a trustee pursuant to 11 U.S.C. § 521 or § 1308 or pursuant to the duties
             imposed by FRBP 4002(b) or these local rules. Any such motion must set forth why such information
             is needed, why such information is not otherwise available to the creditor, and how the movant
             proposes to protect the privacy of the debtor and others, consistent with FRBP 9037 and the Privacy
             Policy for Electronic Case Files established by the Director of the Administrative Office of the
             United States Courts.

(4)   If the Court grants a creditor’s request made pursuant to subparagraph (b)(3) of this Rule,
       then the debtor in responding to the order may redact such materials in accordance with
       subparagraph (a)(1) of this Rule, unless the Court orders otherwise.