So here's the issue. My lawyer is an idiot whose voice actually irritates me when I talk to her. All the conversations go around in circles and although she can see my points and issues, she can't understand or empathize in any way. She's very curt and finite with every point. Fast forward to her FINALLY getting back to me on the questions I had on the issues with my house, my mortgage, the flood, the Trustee being a tool..all that. Even though I already spoke to a more knowledgeable (who in retrospect I regret not hiring now) who told me to essentially suck it up and take what the Trustee gives as a plan payment. The lookback they are basing it on is a job my husband hasn't worked at in three months due to health problems. He may or may not return. And if he does he'll barely be there because he's still on the fence health wise. I expressed that he MIGHT return but hasn't yet. She said and I quote "the bankruptcy court will see it as you acting in bad faith if he returns after you are confirmed." I told her I didn't know if or when he might return but if it happened to be right before confirmation (which is scheduled for the 22nd) how am I supposed to bank in maybes? Also, the lookback is ridiculous and happened during a time my husband's primary job stayed the same but his part-time skyrocketed in commissions because it was tax time so it appeared we had (based on this Trustee's seriously outdated software) $1000 extra dollars of disposable income A MONTH which if that were the case I wouldn't filing for bankruptcy. IDIOT.
Given the fact that our circumstances have changed in the past 90 days and that income has been missing, the attorney wants to amend the Schedule I and J to reflect that money being gone. I said fine. BUT, if he does return do we inform her of that prior to the confirmation hearing to have that money be put back in our schedules only to show income we do not have or may not have at all? I don't want to appear we are acting in bad faith or get into any trouble but I also don't want income counted that isn't even in the equation right now and hasn't been in months.
So justbroke and LadyInTheRed , you are the forum yodas..GO! Oh and everyone else, you go too!
Given the fact that our circumstances have changed in the past 90 days and that income has been missing, the attorney wants to amend the Schedule I and J to reflect that money being gone. I said fine. BUT, if he does return do we inform her of that prior to the confirmation hearing to have that money be put back in our schedules only to show income we do not have or may not have at all? I don't want to appear we are acting in bad faith or get into any trouble but I also don't want income counted that isn't even in the equation right now and hasn't been in months.
So justbroke and LadyInTheRed , you are the forum yodas..GO! Oh and everyone else, you go too!
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