The Rhode Island Chapter 13 Agreement Between Debtor and Counsel is an agreement between a debtor and their counsel that outlines the terms of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy filing in Rhode Island. This agreement typically includes details of the repayment plan, the amount of the debtor’s monthly payment, the duration of the repayment plan, the debtor’s rights and obligations, and the duties of the debtor’s counsel. The agreement is typically signed by both the debtor and their counsel before the bankruptcy filing is initiated. There are two types of Rhode Island Chapter 13 Agreement Between Debtor and Counsel: the Standard Chapter 13 Agreement and the Flexible Chapter 13 Agreement. The Standard Chapter 13 Agreement is the most commonly used agreement, and it outlines the repayment plan, the amount of the debtor’s monthly payment, the duration of the repayment plan, the debtor’s rights and obligations, and the duties of the debtor’s counsel. The Flexible Chapter 13 Agreement is a more customizable agreement that allows the debtor to modify certain provisions of the agreement, such as the length of the repayment plan and the amount of their monthly payment.