A Kentucky Probation Order Regarding Chapter 13 Plan Payments is a court order issued by a bankruptcy judge in the U.S. state of Kentucky when a debtor enters into a Chapter 13 bankruptcy. The order requires that the debtor make regular payments to the Chapter 13 trustee to pay off their debts over a three- to five-year period. The order also provides for the payment of fees and costs associated with the bankruptcy case. These fees and costs can include filing fees, attorney's fees, and trustee fees, and may also include payments to secured creditors. The order also typically includes a payment plan that outlines when and how much the debtor must pay. There are two types of Kentucky Probation Order Regarding Chapter 13 Plan Payments: 1. Interim Order: This order is issued at the outset of the Chapter 13 bankruptcy and outlines the initial payment plan and fees. 2. Final Order: This order is issued after all debts have been paid in full and confirms the completion of the Chapter 13 bankruptcy.