I found an interesting post on the Florida Bankruptcy Law Blog.
The post states that by first filing Ch. 13 and then converting to Ch. 7, one can avoid the Ch 7 means test. However, the post doesn't go into how this would work. Does anyone know?
If you read the source material for the blog post, you will find an interesting thought. It could be that an attorney could be sued for malpractice if he didn't advise first filing Ch 13 and then converting to Ch 7. This strategy not only apparently allows one to avoid the Ch 7 means test, but it also saves on filing fees and allows one to temporarily enjoy some of the benefits of Ch 13.
The post states that by first filing Ch. 13 and then converting to Ch. 7, one can avoid the Ch 7 means test. However, the post doesn't go into how this would work. Does anyone know?
If you read the source material for the blog post, you will find an interesting thought. It could be that an attorney could be sued for malpractice if he didn't advise first filing Ch 13 and then converting to Ch 7. This strategy not only apparently allows one to avoid the Ch 7 means test, but it also saves on filing fees and allows one to temporarily enjoy some of the benefits of Ch 13.
Comment