The client filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy two years ago in Alabama and has since lost $20,000 in annual income, reducing their total income to less than $35,000 per year. They have had to modify their Chapter 13 plan once already to reduce payments after surrendering their home and a vehicle. Given their changed financial circumstances, the client wants to know if they can fire their current bankruptcy attorney.

1. Can I fire my bankruptcy attorney?
My husband and I live in Alabama and initially filed chapter 13 bankruptcy 2 yea
ars ago. We have had to revisit our chapter 13 once to have the payments reduced
and surrendered our home and a vehicle in the process. I am no longer employed
and we have lost about 20,000.00 in annual income, that puts our total income at
less than 35,000.00 per year. I have returned to school under a pell grant and
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