Ch 13s in Santa Barbara where income is mostly family contributions
I have a potential client who was told by another attorney that he (the attorney) heard through the grapevine that the Honorable Robin Riblet wouldn't approve a Ch 13 where the Debtor's income was mostly from family donations.
The Debtor is retired. He is trying to keep his home. his income - expenses is negative.
However, he has three successful children who give him money month in and month out. They will all sign declarations.
Does anyone know if this is permissible? Does anyone know if Debtors filing a case in Santa Barbara have encountered extra obstacles in this situation?
Thanks,
Shawn
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