To get your Chapter 13 bankruptcy confirmed (approved) you’ll need to show that you’ve proposed a “feasible” plan. If you haven’t, your plan can’t be confirmed, and your case must be dismissed. Chapter 13, unlike Chapter 7 (straight bankruptcy), is all about your plan. You submit a plan, and the plan must do certain things. [...]
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