Legal Question in Bankruptcy in New York
I was wondering if the court could reopen a bankruptcy after it has been closed?
Asked on 12/18/13, 5:56 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Nancy Delain
Delain Law Office, PLLC
Courts can indeed reopen bankruptcy cases (and any other type of case). The do not do so without good reason. However, if a good reason presents itself properly, the bankruptcy court will entertain a motion to reopen a case.
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Answered on 1/07/14, 7:46 am
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