Motions to Dismiss can arise on a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy case when there are issues or irregularities that must be resolved. More often than not, a Motion To Dismiss can be resolved very quickly between yourself, your attorney, and the Bankruptcy Trustee assigned to your case, by providing requested documentation or making necessary changes to a Bankruptcy Plan. If you receive a notice in the mail of a Motion To Dismiss on your case, it is important to contact your attorney right away to discuss steps toward resolution. In most cases, your attorney will already have started taking steps toward possible solutions and will be able to give you a quick breakdown of what is needed. For questions concerning Motions To Dismiss in bankruptcy, it is recommended to consult a local bankruptcy attorney.
