Filing Bankruptcy: Can The Court Dismiss My Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Case After Filing

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Attorney Shawn Devries explains the court and the US trustee can also dismiss a chapter 7 bankruptcy case before a discharge is granted. The most common reason for this are intentional misconduct and failing to follow the stipulated guidelines of filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

One of the reasons why a court can dismiss your chapter 7 bankruptcy case is if debtors commit
bankruptcy fraud. This happens when debtors don’t provide correct and accurate information regarding their income, property, liabilities, and other necessary financial details. Committing bankruptcy fraud amounts to abuse of the bankruptcy process and can lead to loss of debt discharge right, fines, and even jail.
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Another reason for a court dismissal of the chapter 7 bankruptcy case is ineligibility based on the Means
test. Debtors must pass the Florida Means Test to be eligible for a discharge.

Also, failure to file the certificate of completion in time after you must have completed the pre-bankruptcy credit counseling course and a debtor education course after filing.

Failure to attend the meeting of creditors after filing for a chapter 7 bankruptcy case may cause the trustee to request dismissal of your chapter 7 bankruptcy case.

Finally, the failure to present mandatory files and documents and not being able to pay court filing fees will also result in the dismissal of your bankruptcy case unless you are granted a waiver.

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