Will there be a bench warrant for my arrest if I miss my bankruptcy court date?

If by your "court date" you mean your creditors meeting, no a warrant will not be issued. However, if you know your going to miss a court date, you should have it rescheduled.

The bankruptcy court does not issue bench warrants. You will not be arrested for failing to appear at a bankruptcy meeting or hearing. If you miss a court date for your bankruptcy case, or fail to obey any other court order, your bankruptcy case may be dismissed.

It sure would have helped to answer your question if you had mentioned what kind of court date you missed. If you missed a court date on a criminal matter, your bankruptcy filing would not have affected that responsibility one way or another. If you missed a civil court date, or if you missed your bankruptcy meeting, usually contacting the appropriate party to ask for another date will resolve any problem. In any event, it would be an extraordinary circumstance for a bench warrant to be issued in either bankruptcy civil court.

Not generally, but it depends on what court papers we are talking about.