Evelyn Rodriquez

1 Mr. Anapol’s letter also states “If I am able, I am requesting an extension of time to
submit the above schedules.” Anapol is not an attorney. He cannot represent Debtor nor make
requests on her behalf. Even if he were an attorney, his letter makes clear that Debtor is not
responding to his attempts to communicate with her. As such, it is clear that Debtor has no
genuine interest in pursuing this bankruptcy case, warranting dismissal.
U NITED S TATES B ANKRUPTCY C OURT
F OR T HE E ASTERN D ISTRICT O F P ENNSYLVANIA
In re 	: 	Chapter 13
:
EVELYN RODRIQUEZ , 	: 	Bankruptcy No. 06-12346DWS
:
Debtor. 	:
O RDER
AND NOW, this 22nd day of June 2006, Debtor having filed a pro se voluntary petition
in bankruptcy under chapter 13 on June 5, 2006;
And Debtor having failed to file the missing documents identified by Order dated June
6, 2006, which were due by June 20, 2006, nor having sought an extension;
And the Court having received a letter dated June 20, 2006 from Kenneth Anapol, who
is disclosed on Debtor’s Pro Se Statement as having helped her prepare her papers for this case,
stating that he has not been able to contact Debtor regarding the remaining papers required by
the Court;1
It is hereby ORDERED that Debtor’s case shall be and hereby is DISMISSED for
failure to comply with the Court’s order of June 6, 2006.
DIANE WEISS SIGMUND
Chief U.S. Bankruptcy Judge
Case 06-12346-dws Doc 12 Filed 06/22/06 Entered 06/22/06 16:05:52 Desc Main
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