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That daycare expense increase will be questioned, but is probably reasonable. What they'll probably do is compare the different between what you wife makes and what you're expecting to pay. However, you are right that your wife quitting, probably makes it worse.Originally posted by NotHavingFun View Post"The Trustee felt the expenses were high when the Plan was confirmed and now they are even higher. This is a family of four but the two children, including the newborn to come, will be under 3 years old. The most extreme increases in expenses include Food which has now been increased from $650.00 monthly to $750.00 monthly, and Day Care which has increased from $680.00 monthly to $1,516.00 monthly."
I don't think the Trustee will win on the food argument. However, they will probably harp on the childcare... just because it's a ripe target.
Are you over the median income?
Sounds like a "bad faith" objection to me. Perhaps you have a minimum amount you must pay unsecured creditors?
They always ask for denial or dismissal under 1307 (in a chapter 13). Funny thing is the Trustee didn't list a relevant part of 1307 which would give me some clue. I think it's just standard Mumbo-Jumbo. Lingua du jour.
Right, best thing to do is wait for your attorney at this point.Originally posted by NotHavingFun View PostWe have a call into our attorney, so hopefully we will hear something soon.Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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I think that daycare sounds very reasonable. I'm in the NE and you do NOT get childcare for an infant for less than $200 weekly - and if a center charges less than that - be afraid.
In 1999, when my son was born, I paid $179/weekly.
In 2003, when my daughter was 14 months old and my son a toddler, I paid over $2,000/monthly for the childcare.
And $100 for food as an increase - that's it? What about diapers?
I think your trustee is a bit out of touch...hope it works out!over $100K cc debt,$20K taxes,$332K mortgages/value $190K,surrendered
Confirmed, $801/month 56 down,4 to go
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Very good point and strategy ifonly. That way, you can enter them as evidence that the prices are both customary and reasonable.Originally posted by Ifonly View PostYou can also download price information from some of the national daycare franchises - Bright Horizons, The Goddard School, Kiddie Academy, etc.Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
Status: (Auto) Discharged and Closed! 5/10
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Any advice provided is not legal advice, but simply the musings of a fellow bankrupt.
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