A Kentucky Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan is a document issued by a United States Bankruptcy Court after a Chapter 13 Plan is proposed and approved. This document is issued for debtors in Kentucky who have filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. The Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan is used to confirm the terms of the Debtors' Plan, including any modifications made by the Bankruptcy Court. The Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan also sets forth the amount of payments to be made by the Debtor to the Trustee, the percentage of unsecured creditors to be paid, and the time period for the plan. There are two types of Kentucky Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plans: "Curing Deficiencies" and "Modifying the Plan." The "Curing Deficiencies" Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan allows a Debtor to make payments on delinquent plan payments. The "Modifying the Plan" Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan allows a Debtor to modify the terms of their plan, including modification of the payment amounts, the percentage of unsecured creditors to be paid, and the time period for the plan.