Absolutely! Many people start rebuilding their credit after a Chapter 13 discharge, but it might take a little time and good financial behavior to see improvements.
While having a Chapter 13 discharge will drop your score initially, it can help in the long run by showing you're managing your debts responsibly. It's a step towards better credit!
Yes, you can file for Chapter 13 more than once, but there are some rules. It’s best to check with an attorney to make sure you’re on the right track.
Once your Chapter 13 plan is discharged, you should keep your property and assets as long as you’ve made your payments and are keeping up with any requirements.
Not all debts are created equal! While many unsecured debts can be discharged, things like child support, student loans, and certain tax debts usually stick around.
Typically, it takes about three to five years to get a Chapter 13 discharge once you’ve started making payments as per your repayment plan.
A Chapter 13 discharge means you’ve successfully completed your repayment plan and can wipe the slate clean on most of your debts, giving you a fresh start.