Paycheck question

[Woah]

I get paid per assignment. I have had a horrible year obviously. Intrest rates went down recently so our business soared briefly and I could gross as much as 3k for the past 2 weeks. I filed in Oct. can they take my check for work done after filing? Will they say I now make too much for 7? I won't make this for long. I don't expect it to last but a few more days at the most. I didn't get any work today for example. I was just wondering.

At the 341 the trustee had a problem with me because I don't make the same pay every month. I told him I'm in real estate and I have taken a huge loss in pay this year. He said he would make note of that and it got me to wondering if he would say I should not be a 7.

btw, we pass all means and schedules for a 7 with flying colors according to our attorney.

[Tbornetun]

I wouldn't worry about it because you have one good month, you could make nothing next month. If you are already past your 341 the trustee has no way of knowing how much you made this month. In your line of work the trustee should know that income can vary month to month. Your qualification for chapter 7 is based on your income 6 months prior to filing.
You will be fine.

[justbroke]

Trustee is just mad because s/he isn't going to make any money in a no-asset case... or be able to punish... err... push you into a Chapter 13.

If it's post-341, nothing is likely to change your status and it is unlikely they will come for your sporadic income.

[samtheman]

I dont know what state you are in but as long as your annual income is below or around your state's median income, you have nothing to worry about. It does not matter whether you make lot of money one month and nothing the next two months, even though it may raise red flad with the trustee as it did in your case. You should provide the copies of your bank statments and record of commission for the past six months and that should pacify the trustee.