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The document is an order from the United States Bankruptcy Court denying Robert Michael Ardis's Verified Motion for Rehearing and Motion to Reinstate his Chapter 13 case. The court found that the motion violated local bankruptcy rules by seeking multiple forms of relief and lacked sufficient grounds for reconsideration. The court emphasized that the debtor failed to comply with previous court orders and did not provide adequate justification for his claims, leading to the dismissal of his case with prejudice.

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What cases do bankruptcy courts hear?

Individual, corporate, and government bankruptcies are handled by U.S. Bankruptcy Courts a specialized system with many specialized rules. Federal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over bankruptcy cases.

What disqualifies you from filing bankruptcies?

As a result, concealing assets, making fraudulent transfers within one year of filing, destroying financial records or lying on bankruptcy forms will typically disqualify your case and could potentially result in criminal charges.

Is the bankruptcy court an article 1 court?

Article I, Section 8, of the United States Constitution authorizes Congress to enact uniform Laws on the subject of Bankruptcies. Under this grant of authority, Congress enacted the Bankruptcy Code in 1978.

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The trustee will conduct the hearing. Creditors might attend as well, although in many bankruptcy cases creditors do not show up. The trustee will swear you in and ask a series of questions under oath. If satisfied, the trustee will conclude the hearing.

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Generally, a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case will take approximately 4 to 6 months from the date when the case is filed until the case is closed. A Chapter 13 case will typically last 36 to 60 months from the date of filing. The sequence of events in a typical Chapter 7 case include the following: Consultation.