By Daryl J. Smith, Senior Staff Attorney to Sylvia Ford Brown, Chapter 13 Trustee (Memphis, TN) and Katherine L. Rea, Staff Attorney to Pamela Simmons-Beasley, Chapter 13 Trustee (Columbia, SC) Is there ever a reason to oppose a voluntary dismissal of a chapter 13 that has not been converted from a chapter 7? Maybe. But will you be successful? Probably...
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By Henry E. Hildebrand, III, Chapter 13 Standing Trustee (Nashville, TN)
While the debtors failed to meet the high threshold to establish excusable neglect to permit their claim filed on behalf of a creditor after the bar date to be allowed, where a Chapter 13 case is dismissed and then reinstated prior to the expiration of the bar date, the bar date should be equitably extended for the benefit of the creditors. (Jones) In re Orosco, 220 WL 6054695 (Bankr. N.D. Tex. Oct. 13, 2020)
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Jose and Vivian Orosco filed Chapter 13 at . . .
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