Hawaii Objection To Chapter 13 Plan Or Plan Motion is a motion filed by a creditor, the Chapter 13 Trustee, or the debtor which objects to the confirmation of a debtor's proposed Chapter 13 plan. The objection may be based on a variety of grounds such as failure to properly classify creditors, inadequate protection of secured creditors, or failure to provide adequate funds for unsecured creditors. There are three types of Hawaii Objection To Chapter 13 Plan Or Plan Motion: (1) Motion to Dismiss, (2) Motion to Modify, and (3) Motion to Deny Confirmation. A Motion to Dismiss is a motion that requests the dismissal of the Chapter 13 case due to lack of payments of filing fees, failure to submit the required documents, or failure to appear at hearings. A Motion to Modify requests a modification of the Chapter 13 plan such as changing the percentage of repayment to creditors, changing the payment schedule, or changing the priority of certain creditors. A Motion to Deny Confirmation seeks to prevent the debtor from obtaining a discharge of their debts under the Chapter 13 plan. The motion may be based on a variety of grounds such as failure to pay the fees, failure to submit the required documents, or failure to make payments as required under the plan.