West Virginia Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments

• Category: West Virginia Bankruptcy - Official - Southern District
• State: West Virginia
• Control #: WV-SKU-0026
• Format: PDF

Description

Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments The West Virginia Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments is a legal document that is used to document the completion of a repayment plan for a debtor to receive a discharge of debt. This document is filed in the county court of the debtor's residence in West Virginia. It is used to verify that all payments have been made according to the repayment plan and that all creditors have been paid in full. It must be completed and signed by the debtor and notarized. There are two types of West Virginia Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments — one for joint filers and one for individual filers. The joint filer’s affidavit must include both spouses’ name and signatures, while the individual filer’s affidavit must include only the individual’s name and signature. Both affidavits must include a list of creditors, the amount paid to each creditor, and a statement of completion of the repayment plan. Once the affidavit is completed and signed, it is filed with the court and a copy is sent to the creditors.

The West Virginia Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments is a legal document that is used to document the completion of a repayment plan for a debtor to receive a discharge of debt. This document is filed in the county court of the debtor's residence in West Virginia. It is used to verify that all payments have been made according to the repayment plan and that all creditors have been paid in full. It must be completed and signed by the debtor and notarized. There are two types of West Virginia Chapter 12 Affidavit for Entry of Discharge Order After Completion of Plan Payments — one for joint filers and one for individual filers. The joint filer’s affidavit must include both spouses’ name and signatures, while the individual filer’s affidavit must include only the individual’s name and signature. Both affidavits must include a list of creditors, the amount paid to each creditor, and a statement of completion of the repayment plan. Once the affidavit is completed and signed, it is filed with the court and a copy is sent to the creditors.