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What should I do if I cannot make my Chapter 13 payment? If the Debtor cannot make a chapter 13 payment on time pursuant to the terms of the confirmed plan, the Debtor should contact the chapter 13 Trustee by phone and by letter advising the Trustee of the problem and whether it is temporary or permanent. If it is temporary, the Debtor should advise the Trustee of the time and manner in which the Debtor will make up the payments. So long as the Trustee agrees, the payments can be made up over time. If the problem is permanent and the Debtor is no longer able to make payments under the plan, the Trustee will request that the case be dismissed or converted to another chapter, or the Debtor may seek to modify his or her plan. The determination of whether to modify the plan or dismiss or convert a case requires legal analysis. The Debtor should seek counsel from a qualified bankruptcy attorney before attempting to make a decision how to proceed in their case. Neither the State Bar of any state or listed here, nor any agency of these State Bars has certified any lawyer identified here (or located through a search originating from this site) as a specialist or as an expert. Anyone considering a lawyer should independently investigate the lawyer's credentials and ability. This state-specific pages of this site are intended for residents of the listed state and those with
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