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In all bankruptcy Chapter 7 cases, discharge of debts is the ultimate
goal sought by debtors. Filing motions objecting to discharge is an
ordinary occurrence, and may or may not indicate a serious defect. With
the assistance of a qualified Chapter 7 attorney, most objections can be
avoided or easily dismissed. This desirable level of protection results
from insightful planning and careful compliance with Chapter 7 rules.
Conversely, sloppy preparation and noncompliance results in dismissals
following consideration of motions objecting to discharge. In this
light, motions are not either good, or bad, but rather indicate that one
party will be sadly disappointed when the letter of the law is exposed
during the hearing.
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