What does this mean?

[desperation]

Okay, I know I need to stay away from Pacer for a while before I make myself any crazier.

I checked it today and it states this:

Order that this case is not subject to dismissal under 521(i)(1)..

Anybody know what this means? I looked at the document, but it's in lawyer speak, and I can't make heads or tails out of it.

Am I okay here?

[freshstart06]

Stop looking at pacer right now LOL, I think you will be fine. I know it is easier said then done because when my time comes I will leave pacer up and running (just kidding)

Just relax you will be fine.

[CPO]

[desperation]

Lol

Thanks CPO, and FreshStart,

You are both absolutely right, and it's good advice.
Probably not a bad ideal to lay off of Pacer for a while.

I'm a bit OCD and sometimes I just can't seem to stop myself from checking the Pacer status daily, which is probably way too often. I know my attorney has to be quite sick of me with all the questions I've phone or emailed her with.

If it wasn't for this forum I'd probably be up walking the floor at midnight stressing on every minor detail. Heck....some nights I still am

Thanks for the input, and support

[HenriettaHen]

If you do sneak back to Pacer, just check your Docket Report. It tells you everything that is going on, and if you click the blue number in the lefthand column - you can download each document and look at it yourself. (and file and print it, if you wish. )

NOT is an important word to scan for. In your case,

"Order that this case is not subject to dismissal under 521(i)(1).."

Not dismissed = GO TO SLEEP.



Once you get more relaxed at this, you can check Status, see if there is anything new on the Docket Report (top header, Last Filing) - and only pay 8 cents per day.

[desperation]

Thanks HH...I did sneak back once I saw your post

I didn't know about checking the docket report. Last time I clicked something on the docket I ended up with $50 in Pacer charges.
I think I probably downloaded the entire days filing p/work for every debtor who had their 341 on the same day as mine...uggh.....

So I've been checking the "history/documents link instead.

With your advice I see that I can type in my case number, and get the nitty gritty.

Huge hugs, and thanks for the info