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unemployed after proposal

What options do I have after I have filed a consumer payment and been paying for over a year but have now become unemployed and cannot make payments?

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One Response to “unemployed after proposal”

A licensed trustee said...

Contact your trustee immediately so that you can discuss your options. If you wait and fall three payments behind the proposal will be annulled (cancelled) and then you might be limited to filing for bankruptcy.

The sooner you speak to your trustee the more choices you will have…