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but that would be one heck of a test case......being forced into a 13 without a job.
Not really. Hubby did a 13 using just his unemployment income. But this was over 10 years ago and the case was dismissed after about 6 months on creditor objections. Don't know if you can still do it under the new laws but you can do a 13 without a job.
Not really. Hubby did a 13 using just his unemployment income. But this was over 10 years ago and the case was dismissed after about 6 months on creditor objections. Don't know if you can still do it under the new laws but you can do a 13 without a job.
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That would be strange because the first requirement of qualifying for a chapter 13 is a 'regular wage-earning job'. Unemployment doesn't count has
a wage-earner job. I can't imagine a trustee trying to get a chapter 13 confirmed on unemployment because it ends. Your hubby was using your income if you were working to fund his 13. You should have fired his lawyer.
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