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Chapter 13 offers many types of relief not available in a Chapter 7. With Chapter 13 your dischargeable debts are also eliminated just like in a Chapter 7, and in many cases you do not pay anything back on your unsecured debts. Unsecured debts are debts like credit cards, personal loans, medical bills, debts from repossession, foreclosures, lawsuits and some taxes. Whether or not you pay anything depends on if you can afford it, not what your income is. So regardless of your income, if you do not have any disposable income or nothing left over after you pay your living expenses then you do not pay anything back on the unsecured debts. How a Chapter 13 can help depends on your specific situation. It can: • Reduce your monthly mortgage payments by eliminating second loans, • Stop foreclosure on your home and spread your missed payments over • Lower your car payment and interest rate • Spread non-dischargeable income tax debt over 3 to 5 years Whether or not these types of relief are available to you will depend on your situation. |
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