When you convert from CH 13 to CH 7 do you file Form B22A with
Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 10:28 pm
My recollection is that you use prepetition 6 month CMI figures, but how
does this work? If Debtor is showing DMI of $500, he doesn't qualify for
Chapter 7, but he's been in a 13 for 2 years and lost his job and now needs
to convert. What am I using for form 22A so he "passes" the means test and
qualifies to be in a Chapter 7?
In this case, even current CMI figures would not work either since Debtor
just lost the job a few weeks ago.
How to handle? Does the "Lanning" change in circumstance apply in a chapter
7?
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My recollection is that you use prepetition 6 month CMI figures, but how does this work? If Debtor is showing DMI of $500,
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