When must the debtor begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee and how must they be made?
The debtor must begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after the debtor’s plan is filed in 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 monthly basis. If the debtor is employed, some courts require the payments to be made by the debtor’s employer, otherwise, the payments cm be made by either the debtor or the debtor’s employer.
The debtor must begin making payments to the Chapter 13 Trustee AT THE LATEST within 30 days after the debtor’s case is filed with the court. IF NO PAYMENTS ARE MADE WITHIN THIS 30 DAY PERIOD, THE TRUSTEE WILL CERTIFY YOUR CASE FOR DISMISSAL AND THE BANKRUPTCY COURT WILL DISMISS YOUR CASE WITHOUT A HEARING. In order to keep this from happening, we advise our clients to start payments within 2 to 3 weeks after the case is filed. The payments must be made regularly, usually on a weekly, bi-weekly, twice a month or monthly basis. If employed, the Trustee requires the payments to be made by the debtor’s employer, through a payroll deduction. Normally, two to three payroll deductions will be made from your check before your court date.
The debtor must begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after 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 the payments to be made by the debtor s employer; otherwise, the payments can be made by either the debtor or the debtor s employer.
The debtor must begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after the debtor’s plan is filed in 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, biweekly, or monthly basis. If the debtor is employed, some courts require the payments to be made by the debtor’s employer, otherwise, the payments cm be made by either the debtor or the debtor’s employer.
The debtor must begin making payments to the chapter 13 trustee within 30 days after the debtor’s plan is filed in 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, biweekly, or monthly basis. If the debtor is employed, some courts require the payments to be made by the debtor’s employer, otherwise, the payments cm be made by either the debtor or the debtor’s employer.
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