When must the debtor begin making payments to the Chapter 13 trustee and how are the payments made?
The debtor must begin making payments to the Chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after the Chapter 13 case is filed with the court. The payments must be made regularly, usually on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis. If the debtor is employed, some courts require that the payments to be made directly to the Chapter 13 trustee by the debtor’s employer.
The debtor must begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after the chapter 13 case is filed with the court. The subsequent payments must be made on or before the 20thday of each succeeding month until plan completion. All payments must be made by money order or cashier’s checks. Regular checks and cash are not accepted.
The debtor must begin making the payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days of the debtor’s plan is filed with the court, and the plan must be filed with the court within 15 days after the case is filed. The payments must be made regularly, usually on a weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly basis. If the debtor is employed, some courts require that the payments to be made directly to the chapter 13 trustee by the debtor’s employer.
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