hello, i filed for bankruptcy in 2013 for $9k owed to creditors. ridiculously small amount however it was the choice i made as i could not meet payments. the bankruptcy trustee and i agreed upon 350/mos for 21 mos for a total of $7,350. i was to be discharged on oct 11th, however, i fell behind on payments and was to enter mediation to remit the remaining amount owing to my trustee. upon receiving my recent budget papers, my trustees office called me to advise that since my income increased in aug 2013 to present, the total amount owing is now $14k. i was shocked. i was told: you will not be discharged, you owe us the remaining difference, the agreement you signed with the trustee back in 2013 has a clause in it covering surplus income. so my question is this: is it normal for a person to file on 9k debt, sign an agreement, then have the amount owing exceed the original debt and this is legal and binding? i said to the trustee administrator, that had anyone at any point in my consultation advise me that i would possibly end up owing more to the trustee than i did to my creditors, that i would have either done a consumer proposal or settled with my creditors myself. i am now seeking advice on what legal rights i have. i would welcome any opinions as i am literally shocked. thank you for your time.