New Jersey Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee

• Category: New Jersey Bankruptcy - Official - Local District - Chapter 13
• State: New Jersey
• Control #: NJ-SKU-0022
• Format: PDF

Description

Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee The New Jersey Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee is a document required by the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. This certification is used to support a Chapter 13 debtor's request for an increase in the fee amount charged by the debtor's counsel. The certification must be provided to the court by the debtor's counsel, and includes information such as the debtor's financial situation, the amount of additional fee requested, and the amount of fee that has already been paid. There are two types of New Jersey Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee: the Original Certification and the Revised Certification. The Original Certification is completed at the time of filing the bankruptcy petition, and the Revised Certification is completed if the debtor's circumstances change during the course of the Chapter 13 plan.

The New Jersey Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee is a document required by the US Bankruptcy Court for the District of New Jersey. This certification is used to support a Chapter 13 debtor's request for an increase in the fee amount charged by the debtor's counsel. The certification must be provided to the court by the debtor's counsel, and includes information such as the debtor's financial situation, the amount of additional fee requested, and the amount of fee that has already been paid. There are two types of New Jersey Certification of Debtors Counsel Supporting Supplemental Chapter 13 Fee: the Original Certification and the Revised Certification. The Original Certification is completed at the time of filing the bankruptcy petition, and the Revised Certification is completed if the debtor's circumstances change during the course of the Chapter 13 plan.