; or (B) by any means forbidden by law. (4) The debtor is likely to be able to make all payments under the plan and to comply with the plan. (5) In the case of a debtor that is required by a judicial or administrative order or by a statute to pay a domestic support obligation, the debtor has paid all amounts required by such domestic support obligation that first became payable after the date of the filing of the petition. (6) Any compensation paid under the plan to the attorney of the debtor is reasonable and satisfies the requirements of section 329(c). (b) Objection to repayment plan If the trustee or the holder of an allowed unsecured claim objects to a repayment plan that complies with subsection (a), the court shall confirm the repayment plan only if— (1) the plan satisfies the requirements of section 1022(a)(1); or (2) the court finds that, because of circumstances that the debtor cannot reasonably avoid, the debtor is justly excused from satisfying all or part of the requirements of section 1022(a)(1). (c) Objection to residence plan If the holder of an allowed secured claim secured by the debtor's principal residence objects to the confirmation of a residence plan, the court shall confirm the residence plan only if, for any such allowed secured claim of which the holder has objected to the confirmation, the residence plan provides that— (1) the holder retains the lien securing the claim; (2) the value, as of the effective date of the residence plan, of the payments to be distributed under the residence plan on account of the claim is not less than the allowed amount of the secured claim; (3) payments on all claims under the residence plan are in equal monthly amounts, other than payments to cure a default under section 1022(a)(2)(B); (4) except as provided in paragraph (5), default under the residence plan constitutes default under any security agreement that creates a security interest in the debtor's principal residence