The Florida Debtors Certificate of Compliance-Motion For Discharge-Deadline To Object (Chapter 13 Cases filed on or after 4-1-2016) is a document filed by a debtor in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy case in the state of Florida. This document is filed after a debtor has completed their Chapter 13 repayment plan and is seeking to obtain a discharge of their remaining unsecured debts. The Certificate of Compliance certifies that the debtor has complied with all the repayment plan requirements set forth in the bankruptcy case. The Motion for Discharge requests the court to approve the debtor’s discharge of their unsecured debts. The Deadline to Object is the date set by the court in which creditors have the opportunity to object to the debtor’s discharge of their unsecured debts. If no objections are filed by the deadline, the court will enter an order discharging those debts. There are two types of Florida Debtors Certificate of Compliance-Motion For Discharge-Deadline To Object (Chapter 13 Cases filed on or after 4-1-2016): the regular Certificate of Compliance-Motion For Discharge-Deadline To Object, and the Certificate of Compliance-Motion For Discharge-Deadline To Object in cases where the debtor is seeking to modify the repayment plan.