Not exact matches
If a creditor does challenge the discharge of a debt, Ginsberg states that the recourse is to negotiate a partial payment
plan for that particular debt or to convert the case to a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, which requires a court -
ordered repayment plan over several
years.
Over the past 10
years or so, there has been many numerous
repayment programs and «loan - forgiveness»
plans created in
order to alleviate borrowers with high student loan debt, who find themselves struggling to make their established payments.
In
order for this to pay off, you need to be an Income - Driven
Repayment Plan and fill out the correct paperwork with the government each
year.
Rather, the borrower will simply be placed in the first
plan the borrower qualifies for in the following
ordered list: (1) REPAYE (if the borrower qualifies for the 20
year repayment period), (2) PAYE, (3) REPAYE (if the borrower would have a 25
year repayment period), (4) IBR, (5) ICR.
As part of a Chapter 13 action, in which the court
orders a
repayment plan for the debtor to complete over several
years, the second mortgage is stripped from the home and viewed in the same way as unsecured debt, such as credit card and medical bills.
Chapter 13 bankruptcy is often called «reorganization» because it allows the court to
order and secure your debts in a 3 - 5
year repayment plan.