New EDKY Chapter 13 Plan Effective 12/01/2023
KYEB Local Form 3015-1(a), the Chapter 13 Plan, has been revised and is effective for cases filed on or after
Practice Tips for Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Attorneys in the Eastern District of Kentucky, by Beverly M. Burden, Trustee
KYEB Local Form 3015-1(a), the Chapter 13 Plan, has been revised and is effective for cases filed on or after
Learn about proposed changes to the chapter 13 plan form for the E.D. of Kentucky, slated to take effect 12/01/2023.
Interest rates on secured claims have increased again; debt limits for chapter 13 eligibility changed effective June 21, 2022. Read on for details.
For attorneys representing chapter 13 debtors who have been affected by the recent and devastating floods in eastern Kentucky, here is some information to assist you in counseling your clients about their chapter 13 cases.
Consumer bankruptcy practitioners should be aware of some issues that are brewing in this and other jurisdictions. Read on for more information.
Interest rates, dollar amounts in the Bankruptcy Code, and means test data have all changed recently. Also, the CARES Act authorizing plans to be extended due to Covid has expired. Read on for details.
The EDKY has a new chapter 13 plan form applicable to cases filed on or after Dec. 1, 2021. Read on for changes affecting secured claims and the no-look fee.
Attention Debtors’ Attorneys: You can now have my office pay your fees to you via direct deposit instead of by
It’s a common situation: creditor repossesses a car prepetition; debtor files a chapter 13 case and asks for a return of the car. Does the creditor violate the automatic stay by retaining the car? Read about the Supreme Court’s January 14, 2021 opinion.
In this post I discuss the recent 6th Circuit decision on whether a debtor can exclude 401k contributions from disposable income, and I give an update on Zoom 341 meetings.