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When a debtor attempts to cram down debts, is the chapter 13 trustee required to object to confirmation?

April 26, 2017Chapter 13 confirmation Cram debtor debts object Trustee

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When a debtor attempts to cram down debts, is the chapter 13 trustee required to object to confirmation?

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A trustee should object to a cram down if the case law requires such objections. The United States Trustee will not require the trustee to object to an attempted cram down unless, on its face, it violates the requirements of confirmation.