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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Trustees

Watch this video to learn about Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees in South Jersey. Then call attorney Andrew Carroll for a free legal consultation.

Question:

What is a Chapter 13 trustee and what is their role in a bankruptcy?

Answer:

Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Trustees When talking to clients at our South Jersey office, they often want to know, “Who is this trustee? What do they do, and what part do they play in my bankruptcy plan?” The trustee is an individual who actually has the best interest of the creditors in mind. They will go over your assets, your debts, and your liabilities during your hearing. Creditors almost never show up to these hearings, but the trustee is there to make sure that everything is in order, and they will be the one who disperses your monthly payments. If you have any more questions about how Chapter 13 bankruptcy works, or what role the trustee will play, please feel free to contact our office.


Are you or a loved one unable to pay your debts and have questions about Chapter 13 bankruptcy trustees? Contact experienced South Jersey chapter 13 bankruptcy attorney Andrew Carroll of All Jersey Bankruptcy today for a free consultation and case evaluation.

We are dedicated to giving you the answers that you need in order to make an informed decision about whether bankruptcy is the best decision option for you.

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