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Schedule I and J bankruptcy question?
I am filing Pro Se Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Just had a quick question. I live with my girlfriend, who has a job. I currently am unemployed looking for employment. As a Schedule I and J say it for my current income, the $ 0 is required. But J, my bills come to around 600 $ Per month, to ask with whom, as I'm paying bills. Well, as I mentioned, I am living with my girlfriend, and I'm not married to her, I can not take as part of the spouse-column, can I? Please help!
If you file joint income tax returns you shafted. I think you are smart for that. well done. Question careful. the money, the insurance companies have moocher anyway. Try your g / f-income common law marriage. of course you can only live when started your problems. You also do not consider it a true common-law relationship is only one convinced of finical, because you get nailed by downed economy. This closed the moocher up your friends do not share income. no one can demand. it is about the question family members support you. of course they cannot. offer no money. are they trying to say, your credit is okay. Total bs. The creditors have your credit card away for five years, possibly 6. Avoid trick questions, when creditors are in front of a trustee. Declare bankruptcy. do not pay a cent. released. there are ways to get a loan, but the rest int is very, very high. Best avoid those places. Shark Feeding Frenzy. Smaller purchases, if you think the article is great-great-ay price. tho dollar a sand-TV, for example, 550-600. would not regret if you can pay less than 7 months. You pay 1250th for that body. Fortunately, you have made the right choice.
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