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Motion to Convert

Draft Bankruptcy Conversion Motions in Minutes

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Overview

CaseMark's Motion to Convert Case skill automates the drafting of bankruptcy conversion motions under 11 U.S.C. §§ 706, 1112, and 1307. By analyzing your uploaded case documents, the AI builds a complete motion with proper caption formatting, factual background narrative, layered statutory arguments, eligibility analysis, and prayer for relief—all with Bluebook-compliant citations.

Drafting a bankruptcy motion to convert requires careful analysis of case documents, identification of the correct controlling statute, eligibility verification under § 109, and construction of factual narratives with precise record references. Manually assembling these elements is time-intensive and error-prone, especially when juggling multiple cases across different chapters.

CaseMark automates the entire conversion motion drafting process by extracting key facts from your uploaded bankruptcy documents and building a structured, citation-rich motion. The AI selects the appropriate statute, verifies eligibility requirements, flags prior conversion issues, and produces a court-ready document that you can review, refine, and file with confidence.

How it works

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

  2. 2. AI identifies the current chapter, target chapter, and controlling statute to build your motion

  3. 3. Review the drafted motion including factual background, statutory arguments, and eligibility analysis

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

What you get

  • Caption & Header

  • Introduction

  • Factual Background

  • Legal Argument

  • Section 109 Eligibility Analysis

  • 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

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

    .pdf, .docx

  • Statement of Financial Affairs

    Debtor's statement of financial affairs filed with the 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 Calculations

    Completed means test forms or calculations relevant to Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 eligibility

    .pdf, .docx, .xlsx

  • Local Court Rules

    Specific 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 compliance with automatic selection of the correct controlling statute

Minimize errors with built-in § 109 eligibility checks and prior conversion history analysis

Produce professionally formatted, court-ready motions with consistent Bluebook citations

Questions

Which bankruptcy conversion scenarios does this skill support?

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

Does the motion include Section 109 eligibility analysis?

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 this analysis into the legal argument section.

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

CaseMark generates the caption, header, and overall document formatting in accordance with federal bankruptcy rules and common local court requirements. You can review and adjust formatting details to match your specific jurisdiction's local rules before filing.

How does CaseMark handle prior conversion history?

The AI examines your uploaded case documents to identify any prior conversions, which is critical because statutes like § 706(a) restrict debtor-initiated conversion if the case was previously converted. CaseMark flags these issues and adjusts the legal arguments accordingly.

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

Yes. While the skill supports debtor-initiated motions as of right under § 706(a), it also drafts cause-based conversion motions under § 1112(b) or § 1307(c) that may be filed by trustees, creditors, or other parties in interest.

What citation format does the motion use?

CaseMark drafts all statutory citations, case law references, and record citations in Bluebook format, ensuring your motion meets the professional standards expected by federal bankruptcy courts.

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