In the Matter of Jimmie L. QUERNER, Sr., Debtor. Thera QUERNER, Appellant, v. Jimmie L. QUERNER, Jr., Appellee

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• analogizing postbankruptcy jurisdiction over related claims to pendent jurisdiction over state law claims
• “[T]he dismissal or closing of a bankruptcy case should result in the dismissal of related proceedings.”
• when main bankruptcy case dismissed or closed, court has discretion to retain jurisdiction or dismiss related proceedings
• “[A]s a general rule the dismissal . . . of a bankruptcy case should result in the dismissal of related proceedings.”
• matter rests within the discretion of the court based on the issues of economy, convenience, fairness and comity
• \The general rule favors dismissal because the court's jurisdiction over the related proceedings depends upon the nexus between the underlying bankruptcy case and the related proceeding.\

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