As you may remember for when I posted under ColoradoBell, me ex-husband just loves to litigate everything to death. This, and his refusing to give me the property I was awarded in the divorce back in 2003 led to my filing for BK in 2010. And now he will try to litigate the BK to death too.
First on the agenda is his filing a motion to dismiss my BK for alleging I have no income.
True, short term alimony ended 2 months after I filed, but there are certainly grounds for extension which I have filed. I've read that I can use any source for income, even selling of assets. (Moran Law) I'm retired and plan on accessing my IRA which has enough money to pay both the plan payment and my listed expenses. I have social security. If I can keep the house (as in my plan) I will have rental income from an apt.
Do any of you see anything in the above that might give the court reason to dismiss?
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Yesterday, ex amended his motion to dismiss and now states that I have too much unsecured debt to qualify...This is pretty funny as he cites my investment property as UNSECURED debt even though he offers as evidence the Deed of Trust which certainly evidences a SECURITY interest. (Maybe its me that doesn't 'get it' but it sure seems like his attorney is an idiot.) What do you think he is trying to pull here?
Finally, at the hearing do I simply have to PROVE that I have income and that's it?
(Yes I have a lawyer but she wants to withdraw rather than litigate, so I'm not overly trusting of her ability right now)
First on the agenda is his filing a motion to dismiss my BK for alleging I have no income.
True, short term alimony ended 2 months after I filed, but there are certainly grounds for extension which I have filed. I've read that I can use any source for income, even selling of assets. (Moran Law) I'm retired and plan on accessing my IRA which has enough money to pay both the plan payment and my listed expenses. I have social security. If I can keep the house (as in my plan) I will have rental income from an apt.
Do any of you see anything in the above that might give the court reason to dismiss?
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Yesterday, ex amended his motion to dismiss and now states that I have too much unsecured debt to qualify...This is pretty funny as he cites my investment property as UNSECURED debt even though he offers as evidence the Deed of Trust which certainly evidences a SECURITY interest. (Maybe its me that doesn't 'get it' but it sure seems like his attorney is an idiot.) What do you think he is trying to pull here?
Finally, at the hearing do I simply have to PROVE that I have income and that's it?
(Yes I have a lawyer but she wants to withdraw rather than litigate, so I'm not overly trusting of her ability right now)
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