Once I begin filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, can I dismiss it?

Yes. After filing for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy in Michigan, you may dismiss it. A Michigan Chapter 13 bankruptcy is voluntary and may be dismissed at any time.

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Once I begin filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, can I dismiss it?

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