Is everyone finding that the UST requires the filing of a b22a when
converting a chapter 13 to 7? I guess this goes to whether 707(b) applies
to a converted case or if you can get around it by interpreting "filed by an
individual debtor under this chapter" in a debtor friendly way.
I'm dealing with is a chapter 13 filed to stave off foreclosure, but we were
able to get the debtors a permanent loan modification and now I want to
convert to a 7 to discharge the unsecured debts. Problem is that these are
above-median debtors with large 401k deductions that would not be excluded
in the b22a.
If the answer is yes, has anyone tried filing a motion to strike requirement
to file form b22a?
I suppose a decent alternative would be to keep them in the 13.
Thanks,
Stephen Vokshori
Vokshori Law Group
1010 Wilshire Blvd. Ste. 1404
Los Angeles, CA 90017
main: (213) 986-4323
fax: (310) 881-6996
email:
stephen@voklaw.com
web:
www.VokLaw.com
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