Articles from Nebraska Debt and Bankruptcy Blog

Paying the Chapter 13 Trustee

Chapter 13 cases are three to five year payment plans.  Creditors receive a monthly payment based on a debtor’s ability to pay, the type of debts they owe, and the amount of unprotected property they own.
But how does one make the payment? Who do you pay?
Chapter 13 payments are paid to the Chapter 13 Trustee, typically an attorney appointed to oversee the bankruptcy case. In Nebraska that person is Kathleen A. Laughlin.
HOW DO YOU PAY THE CHAPTER 13 TRUSTEE?

Bankruptcy Firm Using Local Counsel Model Sanctioned

I’ve received ten of these emails in the past year from the Babbs Law Firm based in Orlando, Florida:

Reinventing Credit Counseling

Bankruptcy Banter Podcast, Bifurcated Fee Discusion

Nebraska bankruptcy attorney Patrick Patino and had a great conversation about the hot topic of bifurcated chapter 7 fees in Nebraska.
In a traditional chapter 7 case all fees must be paid before a case is filed.  Why? Because unpaid attorney fees are wiped out once a case is filed so attorneys demand that all fees be paid BEFORE a case is filed.

The Big Lie in Bifurcated Chapter 7 Fees

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