(Bankr. N.D. Ind. Oct. 10, 2014)
The bankruptcy court denies the movants’ motion to alter or amend an earlier order dismissing their Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The movants’ former attorney was suspended from practice in April 2014. The trustee then filed a motion to dismiss the case because the debtors had failed to provide certain information for their case. The movants did not provide the information, failed to otherwise respond to the motion, and then failed to attend the hearing. The court found that the movants did not establish excusable neglect to warrant altering the dismissal order. Opinion below.