Nebraska Appendix D, Chapter 13 Plan and Notice is a form used in Nebraska bankruptcy cases filed under Chapter 13 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The Nebraska Appendix D form contains a debtor's proposed Chapter 13 repayment plan, which must be approved by the bankruptcy court before a Chapter 13 repayment plan can become effective. The Chapter 13 Plan and Notice informs creditors of the debtor's proposed repayment plan, the amount of the debtor's disposable income that must be paid to the trustee, the length of the repayment plan, and the amount of unsecured debt that must be paid in full. Additionally, the Chapter 13 Plan and Notice includes specific language that must be included in the plan to comply with the bankruptcy laws. The Nebraska Chapter 13 Plan and Notice includes two types of forms: the Standard Chapter 13 Plan and the Long-Form Chapter 13 Plan. The Standard Chapter 13 Plan is a shorter, simpler form that is generally used for Chapter 13 cases involving smaller debts. The Long-Form Chapter 13 Plan is a longer, more detailed form that is typically used for Chapter 13 cases involving larger debts.
Nebraska Appendix D, Chapter 13 Plan and Notice is a form used in Nebraska bankruptcy cases filed under Chapter 13 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. The Nebraska Appendix D form contains a debtor's proposed Chapter 13 repayment plan, which must be approved by the bankruptcy court before a Chapter 13 repayment plan can become effective. The Chapter 13 Plan and Notice informs creditors of the debtor's proposed repayment plan, the amount of the debtor's disposable income that must be paid to the trustee, the length of the repayment plan, and the amount of unsecured debt that must be paid in full. Additionally, the Chapter 13 Plan and Notice includes specific language that must be included in the plan to comply with the bankruptcy laws. The Nebraska Chapter 13 Plan and Notice includes two types of forms: the Standard Chapter 13 Plan and the Long-Form Chapter 13 Plan. The Standard Chapter 13 Plan is a shorter, simpler form that is generally used for Chapter 13 cases involving smaller debts. The Long-Form Chapter 13 Plan is a longer, more detailed form that is typically used for Chapter 13 cases involving larger debts.
