Who Filed Bankruptcy

Did Six Strings, LLC file for bankruptcy?

Yes. A bankruptcy case naming Six Strings, LLC is on the docket of the US Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Tennessee, under Chapter 7.

CompanySix Strings, LLC
Case number25-bk-03881
CourtMiddle District of Tennessee (TN)
Chapter7
Activity we recorded1 docket entry, 2026-07-28

What Chapter 7 — liquidation means

The business stops operating. A trustee is appointed to sell whatever assets exist and distribute the proceeds in an order set by statute.

If you are owed money. Secured creditors and priority claims are paid first. Unsecured trade creditors sit near the back of that queue, and in many chapter 7 business cases there is nothing left by the time the queue reaches them.

Docket activity we recorded

DateEntry
2026-07-28 Trustee: LEMEH, EVA M [Notice of Appearance and Request for Service - BK Notice

This is a window on the docket, not the whole docket. We began archiving the courts' public filing feeds on 28 July 2026. Those feeds only carry about 24 hours of history and cannot be backfilled, so entries filed before that date — or on any day our collection missed — are simply not here. A case may show three entries when the real docket has three hundred.

For the complete and authoritative docket, use PACER or the court directly.

Checking this yourself

Every line above comes from the court's own public filing feed. The authoritative source is the court: search case 25-bk-03881 in the Middle District of Tennessee on PACER, which is the official system and charges per page.

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