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My wife and I filed chapter 13 2.5-3 years ago. I would like to relocate to a different state. Is this possible and do we need to contact that state's bankruptcy liason?

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Hi.
No. Everything can proceed as it is.
You should notify your attorney of the new address so they can notify the court for you.
If you are selling a home, then that needs to be approved by the court.
If your budget changes significantly, your attorney can review a possible modified plan if you can no longer afford the payments.
If all is good, and you are not selling/buying real estate, and you can still make the payments, then just keep paying the trustee as you are, and nothing needs to be done except change the address with the court.

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Terry Leeders

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Handles Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases.
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I have been practicing bankruptcy law for 10 years. I have helped over 3000 consumer bankruptcy clients in that time.

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