Under Chapter 13, you file a similar list of assets and debts, but at the first meeting of creditors, the purpose is to examine your proposed repayment plan. After that, the Bankruptcy Judge holds a hearing to approve or "confirm" your plan. Then, you simply make the payments until the plan is complete, and then the Court issues a discharge.
So, while there is ya lot of work in figuring out what to do, preparing your petition, and dealing with your creditors, almost all of that is done by your attorney. All you have to do is show up where you are supposed to, and, for Chapter 13 cases, make your payments in full and on time.