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- Feb 1, 2020
Totally agree. So I got to talking with someone (guy I previously mentioned) and he had to fork up 2 cars and almost his truck <--- he had to prove it was for work but he got to keep his house. According to him, you won't find out what exactly you need to fork up until the very end of the process and then you can decide if you want to convert it to another chapter (which he said was an easy process). He was not eligible for Ch 13 because his income was too low and the payment plan would pretty much crush him in 2-3 months. The funny thing with Phil, he makes a shitload of money which is not something he's going to be able to hide. Unfortunately for us, we won't know what he has to fork up for quite sometime; just know, Phil keeping his WAcondo is NEVER a guarantee in ANY of these situations. Converting to chapter 13 might force him to sell (or shortsale) his home to manage payments.There's more than a whiff of bad faith already. I think they'd let him do this at least once, though, and possibly even more times. It's also possible he can't come up with a plausible Chapter 13 plan, though. It's hard to know what's exactly best for the creditors here, although I think it's pretty likely they'd prefer Chapter 13. Phil, though, might completely lose his shit if Chapter 7 turns out to require selling the kahndo.
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