Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Means Test Exceptions: Income and Medical Hardship
Four potential exceptions to the Chapter 7 Means Test:
- Projected Disposable Income (PDI) Test: PDI below state median presumes eligibility.
- Current Monthly Income (CMI) Test: Uses individualized living expenses vs. IRS standardized deductions.
- Unusual Circumstances Test: Allows filing if debtor proves unusual circumstances (unexpected medical expenses, job loss, income fluctuations).
- Best Interests of Creditors Test: Court may permit filing if it benefits creditors.
Health conditions and impending income loss may qualify under "unusual circumstances" or "best interests of creditors." Consult a bankruptcy attorney to evaluate your situation and determine eligibility.
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