Alabama Consents to Action at Hearing on Trustee's Motion to Dismiss for Southern Division is a court action in which a creditor or trustee can ask a judge to grant or dismiss a motion to dismiss a bankruptcy case. This action is available to creditors or trustees in Alabama’s Southern Division, which includes the counties of Baldwin, Butler, Choctaw, Clarke, Conch, Covington, Zambia, Mobile, Monroe, and Washington. There are two types of Alabama Consents to Action at Hearing on Trustee's Motion to Dismiss for Southern Division: voluntary consent and involuntary consent. Voluntary consent allows a creditor or trustee to request a dismissal of the case on their own behalf, without the need for a hearing. Involuntary consent requires the debtor to appear in court for a hearing, where they can present evidence and make arguments as to why the case should not be dismissed. In either case, the judge will make a final decision on whether to grant the motion.