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Mar 2020Can’t Make Your Chapter 13 payments?
Posted by Robert Weed / in Blog, Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, Weekly Posts /
The Big Bailout Helps If You have to Skip Chapter 13 Payments
The big bailout law, just passed, includes some slack for people in Chapter 13. If you can’t make your Chapter 13 payments, we can ask the bankruptcy judge to add up to 24 months to your payment plan. Before that law was passed, if you got permission to skip some payments, you had to catch up in the months that are left.
How Will This Work Out?
I don’t know yet how this will work out. I’m thinking it over and talking with other, smart bankruptcy lawyers, while we try to see the best way to use this law.
If you can’t make your Chapter 13 payments, we can ask the bankruptcy judge to add them on to the end.
Here’s a little more info Covid-19 and the 7 Year Plan «. Asking for more time only applies to people who already have an approved plan. If you are not yet approved–or haven’t filed yet–you can’t ask for the extra two years to pay.
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Robert Weed has helped fifteen thousand people file bankruptcy in Northern Virginia. Robert Weed is a frequent panelist and speaker at the meetings of the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys. He is one of Northern Virginia’s most experienced personal bankruptcy lawyers. As an expert on changing consumer bankruptcy laws, Robert Weed has been interviewed on local and national TV and quoted in newspapers across the country.
