Maine Order Confirming Chapter 13 Plan And Setting Deadlines For Certain Actions is an order issued by the Bankruptcy Court confirming the Chapter 13 Plan filed by the debtor. The order sets deadlines for certain actions to be taken by the debtor, the debtor's attorney, and the Chapter 13 Trustee. The debtor is given a specific timeline within which to make certain payments and other actions. Depending on the particular case, the order may also specify the deadlines for filing motions and other documents with the court, as well as deadlines for the creditors to object to the plan. There are two types of Maine Orders Confirming Chapter 13 Plan And Setting Deadlines For Certain Actions: Preliminary and Final Orders. The Preliminary Order is issued after the Debtor has filed a proposed Chapter 13 Plan with the court. It sets deadlines for certain actions to be taken by the debtor, the debtor's attorney, and the Chapter 13 Trustee, such as filing motions with the court and making required payments. The Final Order is issued after the hearings have been held and all the issues have been resolved. It sets the deadlines for the debtor to make the payments under the plan and for the creditors to file any objections.