Articles specifically discussing Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases filed in Texas.
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases debtors file a plan to reorganize their debts. These plans are typically three to five years long and propose that the debtor will make a payment to a trustee each month during the plan. The… Continue Reading
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases debtors file a plan to reorganize their debts. These plans are three to five years long and address all of the claims against the debtor. Simply filing a plan doesn’t change the rights of the… Continue Reading
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a way to reorganize debt. Debtors file a plan with the court to repay their creditors over three to five years. Unsecured creditors are paid, if at all, based upon the debtor’s disposable income. There are… Continue Reading
When a debtor files Chapter 13 bankruptcy they submit a plan to reorganize their debts to the bankruptcy court. These plans basically state how the debtor intends to pay his creditors. These plans last thirty-six to sixty months and require… Continue Reading
Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy involves preparing and filing about a dozen different forms. Each of these forms requires a large number of documents which are used to obtain the information to fill them out. When I am retained by a… Continue Reading