Can payment for a debtor education course be made by a person other than the debtor (e.g., payment by the debtor’s attorney)?
The United States Trustee Program does not object to payments for a debtor education course being made by a person(s) other than the debtor, so long as such payments are reasonable and comply with applicable laws, regulations, and ethical requirements. This position assumes that payments are fully disclosed and do not adversely affect the quality of the services rendered.
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- Can payments for a debtor education course be made by a person other than the debtor (e.g., payment by the debtors attorney)?
- Can payments for a debtor education course be made by a person other than the debtor (e.g., payment by the debtor’s attorney)?
- Can payment for a debtor education course be made by a person other than the debtor (e.g., payment by the debtor’s attorney)?