When considering the possibility of filing a Chapter 13 bankruptcy, something that is frequently wondered by many who may be considering the process is what the size of the payments made into the Chapter 13 plan will ultimately be. Every Chapter 13 bankruptcy is fundamentally built around the central premise of the person who is filing making payments into the bankruptcy trustee, who will then in turn make disbursements to creditors. However, the size of these payments can be impacted by a number of factors, including the nature of the debts being resolved, the financial circumstances of the filer and the nature of certain actions or financial transactions that occur prior to filing.
