I see under personal property they list animals. I do have a dog, so do I list him and what he costs me each month? Or are they refering to livestock and such that brings in revenue?
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Yes, you list your pet. However, this is not a monthly cost, this is the "value" for your pet. Generally, a pet is worth no more than $20. (Okay, please don't get emotional and say the pet is worth more to you. That's an intrinsic value and not a street value.)Originally posted by eli4625 View PostI see under personal property they list animals. I do have a dog, so do I list him and what he costs me each month?
If your pet is a thoroughbred, they will probably have more value than $20, unless they are old and neutered.
If your pet is a thoroughbred that you use as a stud or for breeding in a business, the pet will have a lot more value than $20.
No, they are not referring to revenue producing animals (like livestock). There are some animals and pets, believe it or not, that have a lot of value... for instance, a horse!Originally posted by eli4625 View PostOr are they refering to livestock and such that brings in revenue?Chapter 7 (No Asset/Non-Consumer) Filed (Pro Se) 7/08 (converted from Chapter 13 - 2/10)
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