A discharge of Debtor; and now a Order Closing the case??? Is this correct?

[NewStart11]

I am in trouble having an order stating:
"order Clsoing Case"???
Thanks
Russ

[LadyInTheRed]

That's correct. The case is not closed when you are discharged. There is still more that needs to be done before the case is closed, including liquidating any assets and distributing proceeds to creditors.

[NewStart11]

So is this a good thing?
that it is closed quickly after discharge less than a week.

[LadyInTheRed]

So is this a good thing?
that it is closed quickly after discharge less than a week.

Yes. But, how long it takes to close really doesn't matter as long as you have your discharge.

[debee]

As LITR explains, the discharge is the whole point of filing bankruptcy. The closing is an admin thing. When a case is still "open" it doesn't mean that the trustee is still looking into a debtor's affairs. Once the discharge is granted, the trustee is done with you.

In no asset cases the closing and discharge normally take place at the same time. There are sometimes reporting delays from a paper-shuffling perspective, but that's it.