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Motion to Convert

Draft Bankruptcy Conversion Motions in Minutes

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Motion to Convert

Overview

CaseMark's Motion to Convert Case skill automates the drafting of bankruptcy conversion motions under 11 U.S.C. §§ 706, 1112, or 1307. It analyzes your uploaded case documents to build a complete motion with caption, factual background, layered statutory arguments, eligibility analysis, and prayer for relief. The output is Bluebook-compliant and formatted for federal bankruptcy court filing.

Drafting a Motion to Convert Case requires careful analysis of multiple bankruptcy schedules, financial records, and statements of affairs to build a compelling factual narrative. Attorneys must then layer complex statutory arguments under the correct provision, verify § 109 eligibility for the target chapter, and ensure Bluebook-compliant citations—a process that typically consumes several hours of billable time per motion.

CaseMark automates the entire conversion motion workflow by analyzing uploaded case documents, identifying the controlling statute, verifying eligibility requirements, and generating a complete court-ready motion. The AI extracts specific financial details, dates, and changed circumstances to build a persuasive factual background while ensuring proper citation formatting and procedural compliance.

How it works

  1. 1. Upload your bankruptcy schedules, statements of financial affairs, and financial records

  2. 2. AI identifies the controlling statute and analyzes eligibility for the target chapter

  3. 3. Review the fully drafted motion with factual narrative, statutory arguments, and citations

  4. 4. Export the court-ready motion in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)

What you get

  • Caption & Header

  • Introduction

  • Factual Background

  • Legal Argument

  • Prayer for Relief

What it handles

  • Automatic caption and header formatting per local court rules

  • Factual background narrative built from uploaded case documents

  • Statutory argument layering under §§ 706, 1112, or 1307

  • Section 109 eligibility analysis for target chapter

  • Bluebook-compliant citations throughout

  • Prayer for relief with proper procedural requests

Required documents

  • Bankruptcy Schedules

    Current bankruptcy schedules showing assets, liabilities, income, and expenses

    .pdf, .docx

  • Statement of Financial Affairs

    Debtor's statement of financial affairs filed with the bankruptcy court

    .pdf, .docx

  • Financial Records

    Supporting financial documentation such as pay stubs, bank statements, or tax returns showing changed circumstances

    .pdf, .docx, .xlsx

Supporting documents

  • Prior Court Orders

    Any prior orders related to the case, including previous conversion orders or dismissal motions

    .pdf, .docx

  • Means Test Calculation

    Completed means test form (Form 122A or 122C) for eligibility analysis

    .pdf, .docx

  • Local Court Rules

    Applicable local bankruptcy court rules for formatting and procedural requirements

    .pdf, .docx

Why teams use it

Reduce motion drafting time from hours to minutes with AI-powered document analysis

Ensure statutory accuracy with automatic selection of the controlling conversion statute

Build stronger factual narratives with AI extraction of specific dollar amounts, dates, and changed circumstances from case records

Maintain consistent Bluebook citation formatting and local court compliance across every motion

Questions

Which bankruptcy chapter conversions does this skill support?

CaseMark supports motions to convert between all common bankruptcy chapters, including Chapter 7 to 13, Chapter 13 to 7, Chapter 11 conversions, and others. The AI automatically selects the controlling statute—§ 706, § 1112, or § 1307—based on your case details.

Does the motion include eligibility analysis under § 109?

Yes. CaseMark automatically analyzes whether the debtor meets § 109 eligibility requirements for the target chapter, including debt limits, income thresholds, and means test considerations, and incorporates that analysis into the legal argument section.

Will the motion comply with my local bankruptcy court's formatting rules?

CaseMark generates the caption, header, and overall formatting in accordance with federal bankruptcy rules and adapts to local court requirements when jurisdiction details are provided. You should always verify local rule compliance before filing.

How does CaseMark handle citation formatting?

All statutory citations, case law references, and record citations in the generated motion follow Bluebook citation standards. CaseMark references specific schedules, exhibits, and dollar amounts from your uploaded documents to support the factual narrative.

Can I use this for trustee-initiated or creditor-initiated conversion motions?

Yes. While the skill handles debtor-initiated conversions as the most common scenario, CaseMark can also draft motions for trustee or creditor-initiated conversions under § 1112 or § 1307, including cause-based arguments required for those motions.

How long does it take to generate a conversion motion?

CaseMark typically generates a complete, court-ready Motion to Convert Case in approximately 10-12 minutes. This replaces what traditionally takes several hours of manual research, drafting, and formatting.

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