In Re Beasley
United States Bankruptcy Court, C.D. Illinois
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
MARY P. GORMAN, Bankruptcy Judge.
The issue before this Court is how the new requirement imposed on Chapter 13 debtors of an “applicable commitment period” for Chapter 13 plan payments should be interpreted. Londale Beasley, the Debtor, filed his Fourth Amended Chapter 13 Plan and seeks to have it confirmed. John H. Germeraad, the Chapter 13 Trustee, objected to confirmation on several grounds, including an alleged failure by the Debtor to propose plan payments for a properly-calculated applicable commitment period. The Debtor asserts that the applicable commitment period is three…
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