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October 31, 2024

A Chapter 13 Plan Amended Today Cannot Have an 84-Month Duration

The expiration of Section 1329(d) in March 2022 means that 84-month chapter 13 plans amended now must revert to 60-month plans.

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Opinion Link

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https://abi-opinions.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/Cassalery.pdf

Case Details

Case Citation

In re Cassalery, 19-31913 (Bankr. D. Ore. Oct. 21, 2024)

Case Name

In re Cassalery

Case Type

Consumer

Court

9th Circuit

Oregon

Bankruptcy Tags

Plan Confirmation

Consumer Bankruptcy

Comments

Submitted by Bruce Harwood on October 31, 2024

I have suggested a legislative fix to this problem. It remains to be seen whether it gets adopted before the passage of time makes it completely moot. Seems like a very unfortunate drafting oversight.