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How soon should the discharge happen in the timeline? All checks have been mailed out and all balances show $0 now. Is it usually 30 days or is this a case of how soon the trustee’s office moves? I checked pacer and the last document was on 9/19/24.
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Congratulations! I too have been checking day & night (NDC & Pacer) for updates...I'm starting to see changes in NDC, such as a Pay Schedule tab that shows I have a surplus of approx $8000 (I'm assuming this is due to a car i surrendered 3 years ago while in this plan, and under the claims there is a "debtor refund" claim, but no info has been entered yet. Currently there is $1836 on hand, and when tomorrow's payroll deduction hits approx next Wednesday, the balance on hand will be more. I'm ready to put this behind me & get a full paycheck!
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Originally posted by Clay3007 View PostAnother question, our auto loan was included in the chap 13. Whats the process of getting the title now thats its paid off. Seems I have seen on here some banks send it others you have to call and inquire about it?
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I would wait 4-6 weeks for the bank to get the discharge and for the case to close. If you don't have it after 6 weeks, then call the bank and demand the title.
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Another question, our auto loan was included in the chap 13. Whats the process of getting the title now thats its paid off. Seems I have seen on here some banks send it others you have to call and inquire about it?
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I tried contacting my trustee several times with no luck, then I got an unrelated email from them requesting a DSO. I responded, and asked if they would be stopping the payroll election. (They've taken 3 extra payments for an overpayment of about $1,700). A couple of hours later they emailed me a copy of the order which I forwarded on to my employer. I got my full check this weekend!
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Originally posted by justbroke View PostIf you can snag a copy of the court order (from PACER) then march it right to your employer's legal and/or HR department. I faxed mine to my employer's HR and legal department (after asking the legal department) and it was stopped instantly.
I know from experience that paperwork can get lost in a company and they may have not even open the letter from the court. I would take it upon myself to get a copy of the order and personally serve it on the appropriate department within my company.
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Originally posted by Clay3007 View PostIt’s aggravating when the payroll deduction order was issued 3 weeks ago and they are still taking the payments out. 😡😡😡
I know from experience that paperwork can get lost in a company and they may have not even open the letter from the court. I would take it upon myself to get a copy of the order and personally serve it on the appropriate department within my company.
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Originally posted by Clay3007 View PostIt’s aggravating when the payroll deduction order was issued 3 weeks ago and they are still taking the payments out. 😡😡😡
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It’s aggravating when the payroll deduction order was issued 3 weeks ago and they are still taking the payments out. 😡😡😡
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I just checked pacer today and an order from the court was posted and send the me our attorney and my work.
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Originally posted by Clay3007 View PostREPORT OF COMPLETED PLAN PAYMENTS AND APPLICATION TO CEASE PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS
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this document was filed today by the trustee, does this means it’s officially over or do I need to wait for an actual discharge paper?
You can bug the attorney again if he has a copy of the order maybe he can email to you.
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REPORT OF COMPLETED PLAN PAYMENTS AND APPLICATION TO CEASE PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS
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this document was filed today by the trustee, does this means it’s officially over or do I need to wait for an actual discharge paper?
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