Michigan Motion and Order Reopening Case after Bankruptcy is a process used to reopen a bankruptcy case after it has been closed. This process is initiated by the debtor's attorney and requires a Motion to Reopen the Case, an Order to Reopen the Case, and an accompanying Affidavit of Compliance with the Bankruptcy Code. The Motion and Order are submitted to the court in order to request the reopening of the bankruptcy case. There are three types of Michigan Motion and Order Reopening Case after Bankruptcy: Reopening of Chapter 7 Case, Reopening of Chapter 11 Case, and Reopening of Chapter 13 Case. All three types involve filing a Motion and Order to Reopen the Case and an accompanying Affidavit of Compliance with the Bankruptcy Code. The Motion and Order must include the reasons for reopening the bankruptcy case, and the Affidavit of Compliance must specify the compliance with the Bankruptcy Code. The court may grant a reopening of the bankruptcy case if it is satisfied with the debtor’s case and the reasons for reopening.