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Once this whole situation is over for DSP, he could write a book on How NOT to botch bankruptcy papers and lie at the same time so he could pay back his debts.
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Would him buying a ton of PlayStation, Xbox or even iTunes credits count as a legit expense? I doubt he did this, but would it be possible for him to fudge numbers this way?He has a fairly steady income stream. That's why Chapter 13 would actually make more sense, from the perspective of the creditors. In Chapter 7, they just liquidate every nonexempt asset and split the proceeds, then the rest of what they're owed goes away. In Chapter 13, the pigroach has to work to pay them for the next several years, and if he fails, THEN they liquidate everything. They'd obviously prefer Chapter 13, which is why they'll almost certainly try to force him into it.
cooking the books
Once this whole situation is over for DSP, he could write a book on How NOT to botch bankruptcy papers and lie at the same time so he could pay back his debts.
I can't wait to see him squirm when he has to explain why he excluded his patreon and paypal as assets in his bankruptcy.
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@AnOminous did his attorney just successfully con the court's electronic system into not showing the means test to the public? How would one, and I'm assuming this isn't I HAVE AUTISM PLEASE LAUGH AT ME, contact the court to resolve this if so?
@AnOminous did his attorney just successfully con the court's electronic system into not showing the means test to the public? How would one, and I'm assuming this isn't I HAVE AUTISM PLEASE LAUGH AT ME, contact the court to resolve this if so?
We haven't, because he fudged the numbers until his household was just barely under the median income for his state.We have already seen the means test.
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@AnOminous did his attorney just successfully con the court's electronic system into not showing the means test to the public? How would one, and I'm assuming this isn't I HAVE AUTISM PLEASE LAUGH AT ME, contact the court to resolve this if so?
Nope, form 122A-2 is the means test which was not publicly filed because she stated it was unnecessary due to his "low" income.Form 122A is the means test, right? Unless this means Rochelle filed an edited version during the weekend of 1-2 February, which I kinda doubt.
122A-1 is required by everyone, 122A-1 SUPP and 122A-2 are only required if you have too high of income.Check item #6. It says that 122A-1 is what used to be called the Means Test: "Chapter 7 Statement of Monthly Income 122A-1 (Formerly Chapter 7 Means Test)". Is that what you were looking for?
122A-1 is required by everyone, 122A-1 SUPP and 122A-2 are only required if you have too high of income.
Yeah if he all of a sudden changed the 122A-1 all three would become available. I'm sure she just made an honest idiot mistake and didn't double check what form she was uploading, I'm just hoping that document is still part of the docket and public so I can mock it tbh.Right, but if she modified the 122A-1 (and thus necessitating the 122A-2 and SUPP), that would be publicly available right? Or are you asking if she somehow hid that modification?
I'm reading those 2 entries as simply having the wrong SSN on something.We have already seen the means test. Sounds like his dumbass attorney was supposed to submit Phil's SSN to the court, but uploaded his means test document instead.
Seems like Phil picked a real winner. Don't worry Phil. You're in good hands.