Whats the Deal?

[Ryersonhead]

Was scheduled for an Evidentiary hearing on a "stipulation and joint motion to extend time to file dischargeability complaint" from a creditor.
(It was just the creditors way to make sure we stuck to the reaffirmation agreement)
Anyhow, They wanted to be able to file a complaint just up to 10 days past the recission period, obviously to cover their butts.
So we then paid off the reaffirmation agreement in full, (a relative put up the money since we are broke.)
The creditor then withdrew the motion and filed it on pacer, which is good, but the court still sent out notice of hearing a day or so later. Doesn't the court cancel unnecessary hearings?
Geez, this is getting to be a pain.....

[familyof7]

I would call the clerk to find out

[JRScott]

I'd call the clerk of court. Make sure you show up if they don't officially cancel it just in case.

[Ryersonhead]

Called the clerk this morning, she said the withdrawal motion automatically cancels the hearing.
That still didn't explain why they sent out hearing notices the day after the withdrawal was filed and entered.

Just to recap.....the hearing was entered in the docket on the 1st, the withdraw of the motion was entered on the second.
And the BNC certificate of mailing for the hearing was entered on the third.
Like an Abbott and Costello routine!