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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Principles

Most of Chapter 7 carries over to Chapter 13 — this ebook covers exactly what doesn't.

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Principles

Mastering Chapter 7 petition drafting is a solid foundation for Chapter 13 — most forms and schedules carry over directly. But Chapter 13 has critical differences that every VBA, paralegal, BPP, legal assistant, and attorney must understand before taking on Chapter 13 work.

Many bankruptcy assistants — and even some attorneys — avoid Chapter 13 work because they don't understand how the petition and Plan need to be structured for the court to confirm it. Since roughly 40% of consumer bankruptcy filings are Chapter 13, that's real income left on the table for anyone only skilled in Chapter 7.

What's Included

Core Differences from Chapter 7

Form 122A (the Means Test) is replaced with Form 122C — same data collected, different purpose. Debts must be correctly classified in the Chapter 13 Plan, liens can be crammed down to actual value, and wholly unsecured mortgages can be stripped entirely.

Advanced Topics

How to convert a Chapter 7 petition to Chapter 13 (and vice versa), motion and pleading templates for successful cram downs and lien stripping, a full lien-stripping case study, and how to handle foreclosure, repossession, and replevin situations.

Staying Out of Trouble

How to avoid and handle Chapter 13 Plan deficiency notices, plus a full Chapter 13 Petition and Plan FAQ covering the questions that trip up even experienced drafters.

Included With Enrollment

This isn't sold separately — it comes bundled when you enroll in:

Chapter 7 & 13 Bankruptcy Petition Mastery

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Petition Mastery

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