How does Chapter 13 bankruptcy work?

Each state is unique in how it administers Chapter 13 of the United States Bankruptcy Code. Chapter 13 bankruptcy may be the best option if you have a steady income and want to keep your property but have too much debt. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is designed to give you a fresh start by creating a repayment plan that allows you to pay back some or all of your debts over time. This lets you get out of debt while keeping your property, such as your car or house. This can be useful if you have too much debt. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy is also called a wage earner's plan because it requires that you send the majority of your paycheck to the court on a regular basis. After the court reviews your repayment plan, any money left over after paying for basic necessities will go toward paying back creditors. If you are approved by the court and follow the terms of your repayment plan, your debts will eventually be discharged or erased.



Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a bit of an oddball. It's designed for people who have a steady income and tons of debt, but it actually gives them a way to keep their assets and even pay down most of the debt in the long run. Debtors who file this type of bankruptcy have to, typically, make three payments every month for three years. In these payments, they're dividing their debts into three categories: 1) secured debts (like a car loan or mortgage), 2) priority debts (like student loans), and 3) unsecured debts (like credit card debt). The first two categories are paid back in full. The third category is paid back at 10% of whatever's left over after the first two categories are paid off. Call this law firm if you need help with a chapter 13 bankruptcy in Utah.

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