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May a chapter 7 case be converted to chapter 13?

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May a chapter 7 case be converted to chapter 13?

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A chapter 13 case is filed in the bankruptcy court in the district where the debtor has lived or maintained a principal place business for the greatest portion of the last 180 days. The bankruptcy court is a unit of the federal district court.

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There is a $274.00 filing fee charged when the case is filed, which may be paid in installments if necessary. In addition, the Chapter 13 Trustee assesses a fee of 9 or 10 percent on all payments made under the plan. These fees are in addition to the fee charged by the debtor?s attorney.

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