Married Couple with competing BKs

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All the property is undivided community property and husband does pass the
liquidation test for his Chapter 13.
So Wifes Chapter 7 trustee would be pushing for liquidation and HusbandChapter 13 trustee would not. So how does this get decided?
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Desiree:
Community property is property of the estate in H's bk. Is there separate property also? If there are nonexempt assets, will he pass the liquidation test for his 13? Need lots of facts before opining.
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These parties have a status dissolution with a reservation on the division
of debts and assets. Husband has a unconfirmed Chapter 13 pending. Wife
has zero money, little income, some marital assets that would not be exempt
in a Chapter 7 liquidation scenarios (and she is fine with liquidation).
Should she file for Chapter 7, what is likely to be the outcome. Has
someone seen a case like this?
Desiree Causey, Esq.
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