Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

A Chapter 13 Plan cannot exceed 60 months. The whole premise is that upon confirmation by the Court and completion of Plan payments, the debtor will receive a discharge pursuant to payment of (potentially) pennies on the dollar (48 cents per buck in your case).

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The other 52% is forgiven upon completion of your Plan payments.