11 U.S.C. § 1507 — Additional assistance

(a) Subject to specific limits stated elsewhere in this chapter, if the court grants recognition, the court may give a foreign representative^* additional assistance under this title or under other United States laws. This section does not define "recognition," "foreign representative," or "comity."

(b) In deciding whether to provide additional assistance under this title or other United States laws, the court must consider whether the assistance, consistent with the principles of comity, would reasonably ensure:

(1) Fair treatment of everyone who holds a claim^* against, or an interest in, the debtor's property;

(2) Protection of claim holders in the United States from prejudice and inconvenience in processing their claims in the foreign proceeding^*;

(3) Prevention of preferential or fraudulent transfers of the debtor's property;

(4) Distribution of the debtor's property proceeds in a way that substantially follows the order required by this title; and

(5) When appropriate, an opportunity for a fresh start for the individual involved in the foreign proceeding.