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Though the bankruptcy of a company to which you've sold goods or provided services is never great news, it's often possible to get at least some of that money back. Doing so requires you to file a proof of claim promptly, so the trustee overseeing the payment to creditors can put your receivables in the queue.

If you haven't yet reached the end of your bankruptcy, you can simply file a form with the bankruptcy court to add the missing creditor. If you've already reached discharge and receive a collection notice from a creditor that was left out of your bankruptcy, contact your bankruptcy attorney immediately.

Adding debt to Chapter 13 is possible. However, it requires a motion to the court and approval from the judge overseeing the case. It is important to remember that you can only add debts incurred after you filed bankruptcy. The court won't include all creditors.

If you made a mistake or forgot to include something in your initial bankruptcy filing, you can correct the error by amending the bankruptcy petition, schedule, or form.

In most instances, debtors can request a voluntary dismissal of Chapter 13 cases because a reorganization is voluntary. The courts do not force debtors to reorganize their debts through a bankruptcy plan. However, you need to consider the consequences of your decision to dismiss a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case.

You will need to know the following to complete the online Form 101: Name of your workers' compensation insurance company. Name of injured worker and their personal information. Date of Injury. Where injury took place. Type(s) of injury. Body part(s) associated with the type(s) of injury.