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Yep, don't contact the Chapter 13 Trustee when you are represented by an attorney. When a Chapter 13 debtor has any financial setback, including loss of hours/wages or other significant events, they should immediately contact their attorney. I do not know why Chapter 13 debtors always try to figure it out on their own. A Chapter 13 has some features will can allow for payment abatement or even a recalculation if there's been a loss of income and there is room in the plan for this to happen.
So, as shipo writes your attorney should be immediately contacted. I will add that if this difficulty is the result of a refusal or inability to budget, then the Chapter 13 will never work.Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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