Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorney's Association

Thanks Steven!
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 11:14 AM, Steven B. Lever wrote:
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> I was asked to upload an Excel spreadsheet to the group for figuring out
> basic Chapter 13 issues.****
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> I plan to put up a more complex one that does step up or down plans and
> figures out how much of class 5 will go to student loans.****
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> The one I put up can be modified for your own uses.****
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> You put in the plan payment and #months (ACP) to get the basics in the top.
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> Then you put in the Class 5 at the bottom. You put in attorney fees to be
> paid through the plan and any mortgage arrearages. It calculates the
> percentage to Class 5.****
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> There is also a column of cells to the right of categories so you can play
> with how money months you are to be paid, and then play with how long the
> mortgage arrears will be paid and you can see if the payments work out.***
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> It assumes 11% for trustee fees.****
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> I hope it comes of some use. I uploaded it first generally and then
> thought better of it and put it in the Chapter 13 Forms folder.****
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> Steven B. Lever ****
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> *Subject:* [cdcbaa] New file uploaded to cdcbaa****
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> This email message is a notification to let you know that
> a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the cdcbaa
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> File : /00077119.XLS
> Uploaded by : sblever
> Description : Basic Chapter 13 Plan Analysis Spreadsheet
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> You can access this file at the URL:
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> sblever
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Thanks Steven!On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 11:14 AM, Steven B. Lever <sblever@leverlaw.com> wrote:
I was asked to upload an Excel spreadsheet to the group for figuring out basic Chapter 13 issues.
I plan to put up a more complex one that does step up or down plans and figures out how much of class 5 will go to student loans.
The one I put up can be modified for your own uses.
You put in the plan payment and #months (ACP) to get the basics in the top.
Then you put in the Class 5 at the bottom. You put in attorney fees to be paid through the plan and any mortgage arrearages. It calculates the percentage to Class 5.
There is also a column of cells to the right of categories so you can play with how money months you are to be paid, and then play with how long the mortgage arrears will be paid and you can see if the payments work out.
It assumes 11% for trustee fees.
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