That’s what the plan is, or so what was communicated to me via email by my attorney. During the last couple of months, I’ve been trying to just trust that all will work out, and so I’ve had minimal contact with my attorney. It appears as though she is swamped with work. Maybe Chapter 7’s are more profitable for them than the 13’s. I think she needs an assistant. I would love to find out more on how the workload is managed, and what does get priority. I wonder why it wasn’t communicated that it could take months and months to go through the process. I’m big into communicating. I wonder if its the “way of Chapter 13 cases” or if it is the work style of my lawyer specifically. I don’t know, and since I don’t know, I won’t judge. I just want it to work out.

So, anyway, my attorney did send me three signature pages to sign and send back. Done. Some revisions were made to the schedules, including a financial analysis of my husband’s income. (He switched jobs a few days before the 341 meeting with the Trustee. A word of advice. Try not to change things like that between filing and the 341 meeting of the creditors. Eek. I suspect that’s what put this whole thing in delay mode. We just have to show that his income did not change from the original petition, and that it will be the same as before.

I know I’m on the judge’s agenda this week for confirmation. Look around the internet diligent enough, and you can find information. Stay tuned. My blog will be a lot more fun once my plan is confirmed. And, if it doesn’t get confirmed this week, well, I’m guessing it will get a whole lot more interesting anyway! Either that or I will have to blog about a different subject!

Have a great day, and if you would like to chat, please post a comment, and I’ll message you separately if you do not want it published! I would love to discuss Chapter 13 journeys!