08 Sep Will my Chapter 13 Case be Dismissed if my Spouse Files for Divorce
What happens to your confirmed Chapter 13 plan if your spouse decides to file for divorce? Will the divorce filing trigger an automatic dismissal? Do you have to report this change to the court? Is it possible to change your plan payment to reflect your new financial reality?
In this video, Jonathan Ginsberg explains that while divorce may complicate your Chapter 13 plan, there is no reason why you cannot remain in bankruptcy with a modified plan, and end up with a discharge.
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Jonathan Ginsberg, Esq.
I represent individuals in Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 cases filed in the Northern District of Georgia, which includes Atlanta, Newnan, Gainesville and Rome. I publish several informative web sites, including https://www.atlanta-bankruptcy.com and an Atlanta bankruptcy blog, https://www.thebklawyer.com/thebkblog. Please mention Bankruptcy Law Network when you call.
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