A Mississippi Order Dismissing Chapter 13 Case on Motion of Debtor(s) is a legal document issued by a court in the state of Mississippi upon the request of a debtor who wishes to dismiss their Chapter 13 Bankruptcy case. The order is issued by the judge presiding over the case and provides a formal dismissal of the case. It also dictates the details of the dismissal process, such as the date of dismissal and any applicable fees. The order is typically issued when the debtor no longer wishes to pursue a Chapter 13 repayment plan or if they are unable to meet the repayment requirements. There are two types of Mississippi Order Dismissing Chapter 13 Case on Motion of Debtor(s): voluntary and involuntary. A voluntary dismissal occurs when the debtor requests the dismissal of their case. An involuntary dismissal occurs when the court decides to dismiss the case due to a lack of payment or other reasons. In either situation, the Mississippi Order Dismissing Chapter 13 Case on Motion of Debtor(s) must be issued in order to complete the dismissal process.