A New Mexico Order on Debtor's Motion to Dismiss Chapter 13 Case is an order issued by a court to allow a debtor to dismiss their Chapter 13 bankruptcy case. This allows the debtor to avoid having to pay back all of their creditors through a Chapter 13 repayment plan. Chapter 13 cases can be dismissed for a variety of reasons, including if the debtor has become unable to pay their creditors, if the creditors have not been paid in full, or if the debtor has successfully completed their repayment plan. There are two types of New Mexico Order on Debtor's Motion to Dismiss Chapter 13 Case: voluntary dismissal and involuntary dismissal. A voluntary dismissal is when the debtor requests to have their case dismissed, and an involuntary dismissal is when the court decides to dismiss the case without the debtor's request. In either case, the debtor must provide the court with the necessary paperwork in order to have the case dismissed. Once the court has heard the debtor's motion and issued a New Mexico Order on Debtor's Motion to Dismiss Chapter 13 Case, the debtor's bankruptcy case will be discharged and all of their debts will be erased. This order will also prevent creditors from seeking further collection actions against the debtor.