An Overview of Chapter 13
1995 · National Technical Information Service (via FedFlix)
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Federal Judicial Center ava19956vnb1 -- 2727-V/95 (1995) An Overview of Chapter 13 This program was superseded in 2007 by program 2727-V/07. In this video, U.S. Bankruptcy Judges Mary Davies Scott (E./W.D. Ark.) and Charles N. Clevert, Jr. (E.D. Wis.), discuss the legislative history and statutory framework of Chapter 13; the elements of a Chapter 13 plan; the confirmation process; filing and allowance of claims; dismissal and conversion; and the "super," or "full," compliance discharge. For use in the orientation of bankruptcy judges.