Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Explained Step-by-Step (2023 UPDATE)

In this video, John Skiba, a trusted Attorney in bankruptcy law, goes step by step in explaining Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Watch now to get your finances resolved.

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KEY MOMENTS
0:00 Introduction To Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Explained Step-by-Step (2023 UPDATE)
0:53 Chapter 13 Processing Time
1:06 Means Test
2:06 Chapter 13 Process
6:05 Fluid Process

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MORE ABOUT JOHN SKIBA
John Skiba is a bankruptcy & consumer protection attorney in the state of Arizona.

John helps clients with chapter 7 bankruptcy & chapter 13 bankruptcy for Arizona residents.

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John offers informational products and strategies for consumers facing serious debt problems - particularly those being sued by junk debt buyers like Midland Funding, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Cavalry SPV, and many more.

[Consumer_Warrior]

John offers informational products and strategies for consumers facing serious debt problems - particularly those being sued by junk debt buyers like Midland Funding, Portfolio Recovery Associates, Cavalry SPV, and many more.

[gxblijz]

Well explained John good attorney for who is fortunate to retain your services in arizona

[paulajohnson]

This may seem like a silly question but in a chapter 13, below means debtor, when figuring out your budget do they deduct what you actually pay in taxes? Meaning fica, ss, and Medicare withholdings? And then figure out your disposable income off of what you actually bring home after the government has taken their share? I've read conflicting things and if they figure out your budget before actual taxes paid, that would be ludicrous in my opinion.

[TriniDB]

So I’ve heard a Chapter 13 stays on your credit for 10 years. So after those 5 years of paying you have 5 more years of it staying on your credit correct?