How to Get a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Made Into a 7
- 1). Collect income documentation such as pay-stubs for the past six months, most recent tax forms and any documentation proving job loss or job change. In order to qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy, your income cannot exceed certain limits. Consult with your attorney to determine whether or not you will qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy.
- 2). File a motion to convert your chapter 13 to a chapter 7 bankruptcy with the help of your attorney.
- 3). Compile documents pertaining to any debts incurred after filing the initial chapter 13 bankruptcy. These debts can be included in the chapter 7 discharge.
- 4). Attend any scheduled meetings with your attorney and with your local court officials.
