Wisconsin Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modification of Confirmed Chapter 12 Plan is a judicial order issued by the bankruptcy court in the U.S. State of Wisconsin. This order sets a deadline for creditors or other parties to file objections to proposed modifications to a confirmed Chapter 12 bankruptcy plan. This order is issued after the debtor has filed a motion to modify the plan and is then entered into the record of the case. The order establishes a period of time in which all objections to the proposed modification must be filed. This time period is usually 30 days after the order is entered by the court. If no objections are filed within the allotted time period, the court will generally grant the debtor's motion and approve the proposed modification. If creditors or other parties do object to the proposed modification, the court will typically hold a hearing in which all parties can present their arguments. After the hearing, the court will then issue a final order granting or denying the motion. Types of Wisconsin Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modification of Confirmed Chapter 12 Plan: 1. Interim Order: This order sets a deadline for filing objections to the proposed modification, but does not necessarily grant or deny the motion. 2. Final Order: This order grants or denies the debtor's motion to modify the plan after a hearing has been held.
Wisconsin Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modification of Confirmed Chapter 12 Plan is a judicial order issued by the bankruptcy court in the U.S. State of Wisconsin. This order sets a deadline for creditors or other parties to file objections to proposed modifications to a confirmed Chapter 12 bankruptcy plan. This order is issued after the debtor has filed a motion to modify the plan and is then entered into the record of the case. The order establishes a period of time in which all objections to the proposed modification must be filed. This time period is usually 30 days after the order is entered by the court. If no objections are filed within the allotted time period, the court will generally grant the debtor's motion and approve the proposed modification. If creditors or other parties do object to the proposed modification, the court will typically hold a hearing in which all parties can present their arguments. After the hearing, the court will then issue a final order granting or denying the motion. Types of Wisconsin Order Fixing Time to Object to Proposed Modification of Confirmed Chapter 12 Plan: 1. Interim Order: This order sets a deadline for filing objections to the proposed modification, but does not necessarily grant or deny the motion. 2. Final Order: This order grants or denies the debtor's motion to modify the plan after a hearing has been held.
