Title 10, Title 10 and Civil Procedure — Procedure in Particular Actions

(a) Upon his or her appointment, the receiver shall forthwith meet with the debtor, review the petition and send notice to each creditor listed in the petition and to any other creditor of whose existence as a creditor the receiver may learn within the notice period as prescribed…

(a) The plan, giving due regard to the reasonable requirements of the debtor and his or her dependents, shall provide for periodic payments by or on behalf of the debtor to the receiver by virtue of the wage assignment and court order, or otherwise; and the debtor may make additi…

(a) The court, receiver, debtor, or any creditor may dispute the claim of any creditor at any time during the pendency of these proceedings. Upon the filing with the court of a written notice of intention to dispute a claim or upon the determination of the court, on its own motio…

(a) If any payment provided by the plan to be made to the receiver by or on behalf of the debtor is in default or if the debtor has otherwise violated the provisions of this chapter or of the plan, the receiver or any creditor may, and if the default shall have continued for a pe…

(a) Receivership proceedings under this chapter shall continue during the pendency of the plan or until all debts of the debtor are sooner paid or these proceedings are sooner terminated as provided in this chapter. (b) Upon termination of these proceedings, the court shall disch…

The court may issue subpoenas to compel the attendance of witnesses at hearings held under this chapter. Any costs in connection with such hearings may be assessed against any of the parties in such manner as the court may deem just.

During the pendency of these receivership proceedings, the debtor shall not voluntarily incur obligations for the payment of money at any time in excess of an aggregate amount of one hundred dollars ($100) or incur any secured obligation without the prior approval of the receiver…

(a) A “prior creditor” is any creditor who had extended credit prior to the filing of the petition with the court. (b) A “subsequent creditor” is any creditor who extends credit subsequent to the filing of the petition with the court.

(a) All notices provided for in this chapter may be given by registered or certified mail with return receipt requested, and if the return receipt is not received, the court may order the notice served as process is served in the court, and the cost thereof shall be paid by the p…

(a) Payments by any employer to a receiver in pursuance of notice from the court or the filing of a petition under this chapter or the receipt of an assignment of wages, salary or commissions by a receiver shall be payment to the employee the same as if received by the employee p…

(a) Any individual debtor whose income from all sources is not greater than the maximum wage earner income, as defined in subsection (b), and who is unable to pay his or her current debts as they mature but is able to make regular future payments on account sufficient to amortize…

(a) After the debtor has filed a petition for a wage earner receivership plan, the court shall select a receiver who shall be an attorney authorized to practice in Rhode Island. (b) The debtor shall deliver to the receiver a written assignment of all of his or her future wages, s…

(a) The receiver may resign only on permission of a justice of the superior court. (b) The receiver may be removed by any creditor or the debtor at any time by application to the court and upon good cause satisfactory to the court being shown for his or her removal. (c) Upon resi…

The receiver shall be compensated in an amount as determined by the superior court at such times as the court shall in its discretion determine. The receiver shall also be reimbursed for any costs incurred during the receivership. The amounts accrued as costs may be charged by th…

(a) After the filing of the petition with the court under this chapter and until the dismissal of these proceedings, no prior creditor or subsequent creditor seeking the collection of any claim may levy or enforce any judgment, execution, attachment, garnishment, or other legal o…

(a) After the plan submitted by the receiver is approved by the court, it shall be filed by the clerk of the court with the secretary of state within twenty-one (21) days from the time of the original filing of the petition with the court. The filing shall have the following effe…

All prior unsecured creditors, who have been scheduled in the plan from the initial filing of the petition with the court or whose application has been submitted to the court within ten (10) days of filing with the secretary of state as provided in § 10-18-8(a)(2), must join the …