Diane L Drain
My fellow attorneys have given you some good answers. The bigger issue may be that you do not have an experienced chapter 13 attorney assisting you. According the the Arizona Bankruptcy Court less than 2 percent of those who try chapter 13s are ever successful...
Dwayne M Farnsworth
You should advise the trustees office of your efforts and plans. As long as there has not been a hearing set on the matter, the contact with the trustees offices with a solid plan for compliance should be all the resolution that you need. Make sure that you understand the BOS before you submit them. They will be filed under penalty of perjury.
Andrew M Ellis
You should file all of the required business operating reports as soon as possible. That will likely solve any problems that you have with the judge or the Trustee.
Brian Petersen
You will want to draft a morion explaining just that. It is also a good idea to talk with the Trustee assigned to your case and make sure they are not opposed.
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