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No. You have to convert your c. 13 to a c. 7 or move to dismiss the c. 13 and then file a c. 7. You are not allowed to have two bankruptcies open at the same time. You should discuss this with your attorney or, if you are pro se (representing yourself), you should at least find out the problems and benefits of each choice.

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Q: You are currently in a ch 13 im still unable to make your mortgage payments can you file ch 7 now?
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