Practical Bankruptcy: The Disabled Veteran, Active Duty, and Homeland Defense Exemptions from the “Means Test”
Skip the “means test” and qualify for Chapter 7 if you fit within these military-related exemptions. But they ARE narrow ones.
Glenn A. Brown, DMD, MBA
Practical Bankruptcy: The Easiest Way to Qualify for Chapter 7 Is to Avoid the Consumer “Means Test” Altogether
Skip the “means test” if your debts are not primarily consumer debts.
Practical Bankruptcy: Passing the Income Side of the “Means Test” to Qualify for Chapter 7
The easiest way to pass the “means test” is to have no more than median income. Here’s how it works.
Practical Bankruptcy: Stopping an IRS Levy and Resolving Your Income Tax Debts through Chapter 13
Chapter 7 can only help in certain tax debt situations. Chapter 13 “adjustment of debts” is both more powerful and more flexible.