Q: I have 65000 in priority debt. I have 10000 in unsecured debt. I make 1800 a month.
I have 1600 a month in expenses. What happens if my plan doesn't pay all my debts
A: You really need to meet with an experienced bankruptcy attorney to discuss your situation in detail and formulate the solution. To properly answer your questions and address your concerns, the best way to handle this is with an in person consultation with an experienced bankruptcy attorney.
A: Why would you have a plan? Wouldn't you do Chapter 7 to discharge the debt? I think your post is unclear and/or no one correctly explained your options to you.
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