Chapter 7 Dismissal Reasons

Summary

A Chapter 7 bankruptcy case can be dismissed for reasons like missing the 341 meeting, incomplete paperwork, or asset concealment. Dismissal is uncommon if all requirements are met. If dismissed without prejudice, refiling is generally allowed immediately. If dismissed with prejudice, a waiting period of 180 days or more may apply. Consult a local bankruptcy attorney for guidance on your specific situation.

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If bankruptcy is dismissed can I file again
Generally, if your Chapter * bankruptcy is dismissed, you can file again. However, there are specific rules and waiting periods:
- If your case was dismissed "without prejudice," you can generally refile immediately.
- If dismissed "with prejudice," you may have to wait 180 days or longer.
It’s essential to understand the specific reasons for the dismissal and consult with a local bankruptcy attorney to guide you.
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