te4gr asked:
I filed chapter 13 prior to law changes last year and the repayment plan was confirmed. Upon filing, the amount owed to creditor which came up in the credit reports was 4 times what was actually owed. I think my identity may have been stolen, or collection agencies may have double or triple dipped me. I have been making timely payments to the trustee for 12 months now. Yesterday I received a letter from the trustee advising that she’s filed a motion to dismiss due to “material change prejudicial to creditors in payment terms resulting from unscheduled, unlisted, or improperly listed tax or other claims.” I owe no property or income taxes, have not sold or transferred any property, and have not acquired any new debt. I went to my attorney this morning, who claimed they had not received this letter. The attorney handling my case was in court all day and has not returned my calls or emails. HELP
I filed chapter 13 prior to law changes last year and the repayment plan was confirmed. Upon filing, the amount owed to creditor which came up in the credit reports was 4 times what was actually owed. I think my identity may have been stolen, or collection agencies may have double or triple dipped me. I have been making timely payments to the trustee for 12 months now. Yesterday I received a letter from the trustee advising that she’s filed a motion to dismiss due to “material change prejudicial to creditors in payment terms resulting from unscheduled, unlisted, or improperly listed tax or other claims.” I owe no property or income taxes, have not sold or transferred any property, and have not acquired any new debt. I went to my attorney this morning, who claimed they had not received this letter. The attorney handling my case was in court all day and has not returned my calls or emails. HELP