A New Jersey Order On Motion Application to Dismiss Convert Chapter 13 Case is a legal document that is used to dismiss a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. It is an application filed by a debtor or creditor to convert a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case to a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case in the state of New Jersey. This application is typically filed when the debtor has failed to make payments or is unable to meet the repayment requirements for a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. There are two different types of New Jersey Order On Motion Applications to Dismiss Convert Chapter 13 Case. The first is an Order to Dismiss Without Prejudice, which allows the debtor to submit a new Chapter 13 petition or convert their current case to a Chapter 7. The second is an Order to Dismiss With Prejudice, which permanently closes the case and prohibits the debtor from filing a new Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition. The Order On Motion Application to Dismiss Convert Chapter 13 Case must include detailed information about the debtor's financial situation, including income, assets, and debts. Once the Order is submitted, the court will review it and make a decision on whether to grant or deny the application. If it is granted, the Chapter 13 case will be dismissed and the debtor will have to file a new Chapter 7 petition.