I filed ch 13 last Friday although I was ready to file at the beginning of Aug but had to push it off due to my attorney's schedule. On 20 July I received a bonus in the amount of $350 or so after taxes ($500 before taxes). The check, though, was dated in June. I did not list it in the bk schedule (I assume its would be considered an unliquidated asset if I did list it) with the intent of depositing it in the checking account, whose balance with the deposit was exempt. I did not deposit the check before filing. Had I deposited the check, my checking account balance would still be exempt.
Three days after I filed I opened a new checking account with another bank and deposited the bonus in the new account. The checking account was opened so I can transition my direct deposit and banking from my old account.
Should I mention the bonus, amend my bk schedules or just let it ride? My normal bonuses are $4000 or $5000 and are generally given in Dec. This bonus was for employee of the quarter. It was unexpected and by the time it was presented it to me I was about ready to file.
Your thoughts are always welcome.
Three days after I filed I opened a new checking account with another bank and deposited the bonus in the new account. The checking account was opened so I can transition my direct deposit and banking from my old account.
Should I mention the bonus, amend my bk schedules or just let it ride? My normal bonuses are $4000 or $5000 and are generally given in Dec. This bonus was for employee of the quarter. It was unexpected and by the time it was presented it to me I was about ready to file.
Your thoughts are always welcome.
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