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Can I cancel my bankruptcy after it has been filed?


A. Stopping your chapter 7 bankruptcy after it has been filed requires the permission of the Bankruptcy Court, and you may have to attend an additional hearing to ask for permission. There is an additional charge for this.

A chapter 13 bankruptcy may be stopped by you at any time without the permission of the court.  

You may also generally, in appropriate cases,  convert from a chapter 7 to a chapter 13 case or from a chapter 13 case to a chapter 7 case on request.