Check out this video to learn what happens to unsecured debt in chapter 13 bankruptcy in Florida. Then call Perenich Law Injury Attorneys for a free legal consultation.
Question:
What happens to my debt when I file chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Answer: Once in a while a Chapter 13 client will ask whether credit card debt is part of the payment plan. The answer is simply that the debtor makes a payment once a month to a bankruptcy trustee who is assigned to the case. The terms of the plan determine how that money is divided up among the creditors. Every creditor in a bankruptcy case is entitled to file a claim, including a credit card lender.
The best suggestion I can make is that if you, a friend, or a family member has questions about Chapter 13, please give us a call. I’ve been representing Chapter 13 clients throughout the state of Florida for about 30 years. We provide a free consultation, and we are happy to help.
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Once in a while a Chapter 13 client will ask whether credit card debt is part of the payment plan. The answer is simply that the debtor makes a payment once a month to a bankruptcy trustee who is assigned to the case. The terms of the plan determine how that money is divided up among the creditors. Every creditor in a bankruptcy case is entitled to file a claim, including a credit card lender.
