Comments on: My Bankruptcy Case Was Dismissed, What Now? http://padebt911.com/my-bankruptcy-case-was-dismissed-what-now/ Pennsylvania's Bankruptcy Lawyer Thu, 14 Jul 2011 22:25:02 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: admin http://padebt911.com/my-bankruptcy-case-was-dismissed-what-now/comment-page-1/#comment-148 admin Mon, 14 Dec 2009 04:22:16 +0000 http://padebt911.com/?p=338#comment-148 You never want to be in the position of a case being dismissed, even for a document being out of place. There is a difference between a motion to dismiss, an order to dismiss, and a dismissal. If the case has not yet reached dismissal status, you can file (in most courts) a motion to reconsider dismissal. I would file the missing document on ECF and attach a copy to the motion. If it goes well, you won't even need to see the judge to get the motion to dismiss withdrawn. It always helps to be current on payments. If you have any specific questions about a case, you can email me at jim@padebt911.com You never want to be in the position of a case being dismissed, even for a document being out of place. There is a difference between a motion to dismiss, an order to dismiss, and a dismissal. If the case has not yet reached dismissal status, you can file (in most courts) a motion to reconsider dismissal. I would file the missing document on ECF and attach a copy to the motion. If it goes well, you won’t even need to see the judge to get the motion to dismiss withdrawn.

It always helps to be current on payments. If you have any specific questions about a case, you can email me at jim@padebt911.com

]]> By: Tom Delas http://padebt911.com/my-bankruptcy-case-was-dismissed-what-now/comment-page-1/#comment-146 Tom Delas Sat, 12 Dec 2009 04:05:40 +0000 http://padebt911.com/?p=338#comment-146 What if you just inadvertently left out one form and didn't file it in time, hence violating the court order to do that but are current on the payments ? Are your chances better in this case? Thanks. What if you just inadvertently left out one form and didn’t file it in time, hence violating the court order to do that but are current on the payments ? Are your chances better in this case? Thanks.

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