Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
The main distinction of Chapter 13 over Chapter 7 is whether you have a regular source of income. If you do, the Chapter 13 bankruptcy gives you between 3 to 5 years to repay some or all of your debts back interest free. Chapter 13 can also help if your home is threatened with foreclosure. It is designed to allow someone who has a regular income catch up on missed payments over the course of the repayment program. If your ability keep up your payments has been impaired by some unexpected event such as heavy medical bills or other emergency, chapter 13 protection can help you get back on your feet.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorney
To qualify for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection you must:
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- Have a regular source of income that you can make scheduled payments from after paying your regular monthly living expenses (called “disposable income”).
- Fall within certain pre-set limits of the amount of secured and unsecured debt you owe. These amounts get modified periodically and we can tell you what the current limits are.
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Find out for yourself if Chapter 13 could help you through your financial difficulties.
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