The property of a Chapter 13 estate consists of nonexempt property acquired after the case is closed.

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The property of a Chapter 13 estate consists of all property owned by the debtor at the time of filing and any property acquired during the case. Nonexempt property becomes part of the Chapter 13 estate and is subject to distribution to creditors to the extent allowed by the bankruptcy code. However, property acquired after the closure of the case is not part of the Chapter 13 estate.

The Property of a Chapter 13 Estate Consists of Nonexempt