Massachusetts Order and Notice Conditionally Determining that the Disclosure Statement Accompanying the Plan of Reorganization for Small Business Debtor Provides Adequate Information, and Setting Hearing on Confirmation and Related Matters is a type of court order that is issued by a court of bankruptcy in the state of Massachusetts. This order is issued when a small business debtor seeks to reorganize its financial obligations through the filing of a Plan of Reorganization. This order requires that a disclosure statement accompany the Plan of Reorganization and, if the disclosure statement is found to provide adequate information, a hearing on the confirmation and related matters is set. The Order requires that the disclosure statement provide sufficient information to enable creditors to make an informed decision about the plan of reorganization. The disclosure statement must include information about the debtor’s assets and liabilities; the debtor’s plan of reorganization; any proposed changes to the debtor’s corporate structure; any proposed changes to the debtor’s management or ownership; any proposed modifications to the debtor’s existing agreements with creditors; and any other material facts related to the reorganization. The types of Massachusetts Order and Notice Conditionally Determining that the Disclosure Statement Accompanying the Plan of Reorganization for Small Business Debtor Provides Adequate Information, and Setting Hearing on Confirmation and Related Matters include: (1) Orders granting approval of the disclosure statement; (2) Orders denying approval of the disclosure statement; and (3) Orders granting interim approval of the disclosure statement.