Maine Chapter 13 Plan is a court-approved payment plan for individuals who have a regular income but need help managing their debts. It is a form of bankruptcy created by the United States Bankruptcy Code that provides individuals with an opportunity to pay off their debts over a period of time. With Chapter 13, debtors can use their regular income to create a repayment plan that is accepted by their creditors and court. The payments are usually made to a court-appointed trustee who then distributes funds to the creditors. There are two types of Maine Chapter 13 Plans: Wage Earner Plans and Non-Wage Earner Plans. A Wage Earner Plan is designed for individuals who have regular income and can commit to paying a certain amount each month to their creditors. A Non-Wage Earner Plan is designed for individuals who do not have regular income and can commit to making irregular payments to their creditors.