Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a helpful tool to deal with overwhelming debt. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy allows a debtor to pay as much as they can afford in a three to five year repayment plan. After three to five years, a debtor will receive a bankruptcy discharge of their remaining debts. How much a debtor pays each month, is impacted by their monthly expenses and the deductions from their paystubs. A debtor must pay all of their disposable income each month as a payment to their creditors in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. A debtor’s disposable income is calculated by taking their gross income and subtracting their deductions, including taxes, and all of their other monthly expenses. Disposable income is the amount that remains.
Adjusting Your Tax Withholdings after Filing a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in St. Paul, Minnesota
Filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy is a helpful tool to deal with overwhelming debt. A Chapter 13...