Income and Money in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Income and Money in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Laws: Your Disposable Income
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, you must devote all your disposable income to your Chapter 13 repayment plan. You can get a rough estimate of your plan payments by learning how to calculate it, although other factors also affect a Chapter 13 payment.
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How Is Income From Child Support Treated in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy?
Learn whether you must declare child support as income in Chapter 7 bankruptcy and whether you could lose ongoing child support payments or child support arrears owed to you to the Chapter 7 bankruptcy trustee.
Common Types of Property in Chapter 13
Common Types of Property in Chapter 13
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What Happens if I File a Lawsuit in the Middle of My Chapter 13 Case?
Learn why you must disclose a lawsuit filing to the court and the bankruptcy trustee and why you might need to pay more into your Chapter 13 plan.
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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy: What If I Have a Lot of Equity in My Home?
If you can’t exempt all of your home equity with a bankruptcy exemption, you should expect to pay a substantial monthly payment in Chapter 13. Find out how the equity in your home can affect your Chapter 13 payment.
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How Is Joint Property Treated in Bankruptcy?
How your bankruptcy filing will affect your spouse and the property you own together will depend on factors such as the bankruptcy chapter you file, how you own the property, and the marital property state laws.
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Your Car in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Chapter 13 provides solutions unavailable in Chapter 7 to help debtors keep their cars. Learn about reducing loan interest and balances, catching up on late payments, and more.
