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Youll need to apply to the court where you were originally made bankrupt. Cancelling a bankruptcy is called annulment and legally puts you back into the same position as you would be if the bankruptcy order had never been made.
A) Voluntary Dismissal A debtor can file a motion to voluntarily dismiss the bankruptcy case, but the court may or may not approve the dismissal depending upon the chapter number of the bankruptcy case and the prior history of the debtor in bankruptcy.
If youve been made bankrupt its possible, in some circumstances, to cancel this. This is known as annulling a bankruptcy. However, it can be very difficult or expensive to do this, so its important you think carefully and get full advice before going bankrupt.
Bankruptcy case numbers can be obtained toll free through the Courts automated Voice Case Information System (VCIS) at (866) 222-8029 or from a public access terminal in any Bankruptcy Court divisional office. Photocopy fees and Search of Court Record fees may apply.
The federal Judiciary has 90 bankruptcy courts, one in each judicial district except for the Districts of Guam, the Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands (where bankruptcy cases are heard by a district court judge or a visiting bankruptcy judge) and the Eastern and Western Districts of Arkansas (which
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Deferment is another option. Other options include asking for a hardship discharge, changing to Chapter 7 bankruptcy or dismissing and refiling your case. Consult a bankruptcy attorney or trustee to find out if you are eligible to modify or suspend your payments.
Federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over bankruptcy cases. The primary purposes of the federal bankruptcy laws are to give a debtor, either a person or a business, a fresh start by relieving the debtor of most debts, and to give the debtor the opportunity to repay creditors in an orderly manner.

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