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Question 1
Tom is an individual in deep financial trouble. He has decided to file for Chapter 13 bankruptcy protection. Under the filing, Tom will have:
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Correct The goal of Chapter 13 filing is that the personal debtor should construct a plan such that he is able to pay down his debts, according to the final plan approved by the court, within three years of the filing. After that three-year period, all of the individual's debts, subject to certain limitations, will be discharged by the court.
Incorrect! The goal of Chapter 13 filing is that the personal debtor should construct a plan such that he is able to pay down his debts, according to the final plan approved by the court, within three years of the filing. After that three-year period, all of the individual's debts, subject to certain limitations, will be discharged by the court.
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Question 2
Jill has filed for Chapter 13 protection and has submitted a plan to the court for resolution of her debts. One of Jill's creditors objects to the plan. It is most likely the case that:
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Correct An unsecured debtor is allowed to object to a filer's bankruptcy plan. However, that objection will only be entertained by the court if the filer's estate is less than the full amount of its debts and if the filer will not be committing all his disposable assets to the plan.
Incorrect! An unsecured debtor is allowed to object to a filer's bankruptcy plan. However, that objection will only be entertained by the court if the filer's estate is less than the full amount of its debts and if the filer will not be committing all his disposable assets to the plan.