No, only the court can annul a bankruptcy at the request of a creditor. This procedure is exceptional rare and hardly ever seen. However, in certain circumstances, creditors may oppose your discharge from bankruptcy for the following reasons: if the creditors can prove that, prior to your bankruptcy, you acted irresponsibly to their detriment, that you sold, disposed of, or hid some of your assets, or if you continued to increase your debts knowing that you would be declaring bankruptcy. In such cases, the court can suspend your discharge from bankruptcy and / or demand that additional amounts be paid to the bankruptcy as a condition of your discharge. These oppositions by the creditors are rare but still possible.