Chapter
Thirteen (13)
In a Chapter 13 agreement, the court creates
a debt repayment plan that allows the filer to keep
their property. In order to file for Chapter 13,
a person must have a source of income and promise
to pay part of their income to creditors. The court
allows the filer to keep any assets that have debts
against them if they make payment on them under
Chapter 13s. A Chapter 13 filing will remain on
a credit report for 10 years. With Chapter 13, there
is a better chance of obtaining future loans and
credit.
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