What is a bankruptcy motion for reconsideration and how do I write one?
A motion for reconsideration asks the bankruptcy court to reinstate a bankruptcy case thathas been dismissed for one reason or another. In your motion, you should request the bankruptcy judge to reconsider its reasons for dismissing your case, and to reverse its dismissal by reinstating your case. Plus, if your case was dismissed due to your failure to file a document or some other technical defect, then you should also file the omitted document or take the steps needed to cure the defect.
Other Bankruptcy Information FAQs
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I want to know if I qualify for bankruptcy – what are the eligibility requirements?
A: Depending on the type of bankruptcy proceedings that you wish to file, there are different eligibility requirements that are set by federal law, and thus apply … More -
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How do I make a motion for judgment to be marked as satisfied in bankruptcy court?
A: The only way to remove a judgment against you in court records is to either pay off, or satisfy, the judgment, or to have the judgment discharged through bankruptcy … More -
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How do I report bankruptcy fraud?
A: In order to make a report of suspected bankruptcy fraud, you should contact the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) by mail or e-mail. Your report should include … More -
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Can a bankruptcy court cancel a promissory note?
A: Yes. If your debts are successfully discharged in bankruptcy, then your outstanding promissory notes that deal with your current loan obligations are … More -
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What is bankruptcy job discrimination?
A: The U.S. Bankruptcy Code does make it illegal for an employer to discriminate on the basis of an employee’s bankruptcy. For example, an employer may not … More -
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How soon after bankruptcy can I purchase a home?
A: A bankruptcy discharge remains on your credit report for seven to ten years, which can negatively impactyour ability to obtain the credit necessary to finance … More -
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Can you declare bankruptcy on a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan?
A: While the common perception is that you cannot discharge government loans in bankruptcy, in reality, many such loans can be discharged in bankruptcy. The Small … More -
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Can a creditor object to bankruptcy discharge?
A: In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case, you are not automatically entitled to a complete discharge of your debts. Rather, your creditors can object to the discharge of … More -
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What happens if my car is totaled while I'm in the midst of bankruptcy?
A: If you have a car accident while inbankruptcy proceedings, there are a number of possible effects on your bankruptcy proceedings. First¸ depending on … More
