Not at all! One of the perks of Chapter 13 is that it helps you keep your property, as long as you stick to your repayment plan.
Absolutely! If your financial situation changes, you can request a modification to your repayment plan to make it more doable.
If you miss a payment, it could lead to serious trouble, like the risk of having your case dismissed or losing the chance for a discharge, so it’s important to keep current.
Yes indeed! You’ll need to attend a meeting of creditors, which is a formality where you answer questions about your financial situation and repayment plan.
Typically, it takes about three to five years to get a discharge under Chapter 13, depending on your repayment plan and how well you keep up with it.
Chapter 13 discharge is when the court officially wipes the slate clean by confirming that you have completed your repayment plan, allowing you to start fresh without certain debts.