OK, I looked in Pacer, and the nightmare with the trustee appears to be over. 
I know this isn't the actual confirmation, but I think the confirmation by the judge is a rubber stamp unless someone objects.
Here is the text from Pacer...
Comes now xxxxxxx x xxxx and for his certification states as follows:
He is the Standing Chapter 13 Trustee and has reviewed debtor(s)'s schedules and plan and has conducted a Section 341 meeting of creditors. The proposed plan appears to be feasible, submitted in good faith, and not for any reason prohibited by law, and complies with applicable provisions of
11 U.S.C. The debtor(s) has/have sworn under oath that all tax returns
required to have been filed for the past four years, have in fact been
filed or arrangements satisfactory to the taxing authority have been
made. All payments due the trustee from the debtor(s) are substantially
current. The trustee is not aware of any objection to or rejection of
the plan that has not been resolved, withdrawn or ruled upon.
I know this isn't the actual confirmation, but I think the confirmation by the judge is a rubber stamp unless someone objects.
Here is the text from Pacer...
Comes now xxxxxxx x xxxx and for his certification states as follows:
He is the Standing Chapter 13 Trustee and has reviewed debtor(s)'s schedules and plan and has conducted a Section 341 meeting of creditors. The proposed plan appears to be feasible, submitted in good faith, and not for any reason prohibited by law, and complies with applicable provisions of
11 U.S.C. The debtor(s) has/have sworn under oath that all tax returns
required to have been filed for the past four years, have in fact been
filed or arrangements satisfactory to the taxing authority have been
made. All payments due the trustee from the debtor(s) are substantially
current. The trustee is not aware of any objection to or rejection of
the plan that has not been resolved, withdrawn or ruled upon.
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