The law firm I hired said they would have everything ready to file in 2 to 3 weeks, which puts my filing at anywhere from next week to mid-March.
I fear the 'worst case' scenario (mid-March) as I am nearly out of unemployment benefits and still no job offer. I will need to take whatever work I can find, ASAP, and it will likely be temp work. Yet all the income/expense info I gave the law firm (for the 6 month period Aug thru Feb) is based on unemployment income.
If I take temp work now, which I desperately need to do, isn't this going to screw up the filing and/or require that they revise the paperwork to reflect a change in income?
I fear the 'worst case' scenario (mid-March) as I am nearly out of unemployment benefits and still no job offer. I will need to take whatever work I can find, ASAP, and it will likely be temp work. Yet all the income/expense info I gave the law firm (for the 6 month period Aug thru Feb) is based on unemployment income.
If I take temp work now, which I desperately need to do, isn't this going to screw up the filing and/or require that they revise the paperwork to reflect a change in income?
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