Local Rule 7041-2: Complaints to Deny or Revoke Discharge: Dismissal or Settlement
Bankr. S.D. Ill. — Civil rule
L.R. 7041-2 – Complaints to Deny or Revoke Discharge: Dismissal or Settlement. A. Contents and Service of Motion for, or Stipulation Regarding Voluntary Dismissal of Complaint to Deny or Revoke Discharge. Any dismissal, whether by motion or stipulation, of a complaint to deny or revoke the debtor's discharge pursuant to Section 727 of the Bankruptcy Code, shall be served on the United States Trustee, any case Trustee, counsel of record, and any party that has intervened in the adversary proceeding. The notice, motion or stipulation shall contain a recital concerning the consideration, if any, for the dismissal or the terms and conditions of any agreement concerning the dismissal. The moving party shall file, with the motion or stipulation, a separate notice giving all interested parties 21 days from the date of filing to object.
B. Objections to Dismissal. Unless the United States Trustee, the case Trustee, or another entity seeks to intervene or to be substituted for the plaintiff in the proceeding or objects to the dismissal within 21 days following the filing of the motion/stipulation, the Court may dismiss the complaint and/or close the adversary proceeding, upon such terms and conditions as it deems proper, without further notice or hearing.