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What will happen to my case if I filed bankruptcy in the past and failed to pay the entire filing fee?

April 26, 2017Bankruptcy Case entire failed fee filed filing past pay

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What will happen to my case if I filed bankruptcy in the past and failed to pay the entire filing fee?

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A Bankruptcy Judge may take any of the following steps when the entire filing fee has not been paid in a prior case and the Debtor tries to file another case within 180 days of the entry of the dismissal order: (1) dismiss the case being filed, (2) refuse to allow the Debtor to pay the filing fee in installments for the current case, (3) make the Debtor pay the filing fee from the previous case, or (4) take any other action that is appropriate.