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How means test works with a married disabled veteran exclusion
Friends, Romans and Esteemed Colleagues:
H&W are going to file a Chapter 7 case.
H qualifies for the means test exclusion as a disabled veteran.
According to the instructions, W is required to file a Form 22A for
herself since she is not excluded.
Questions: 1. Must W include H's disability (non-SSA) in her Form 22-A
2. Can W still include H in the household size
number?
3. If a presumption of abuse would arise as to
W, could that be avoided by simply filing the case for H only and
including the wife's income without losing H's exclusion?
This is a new one for me. Anyone with expertise on these facts?
Thanks,
Mark
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