State of California

I recently got married but still living on a separate household. After trying to fight a bunch of collection lawsuits, I finally gave up to Chapter 7 Bankruptcy as single filer. All my debts are on my name alone and all were acquired before the marriage.

So here is my question: My wife is buying a house and the escrow will probably close before my creditors meeting. My attorney did not list any of my wife's income or any other information other than her name. By law, will I be required to list her asset and income even if we are in separate household?
Also, to protect my wife's assets and upcoming asset (the house) from this bankruptcy case, my attorney had asked us to sign a spousal waiver with the exact wording below. For those who has seen enough of this waiver, will the below be enough to protect my wife's assets?

I'm confident with my attorney, it's the trustee that I am worried about. I hear he's one tough cookie.

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SPOUSAL WAIVER OF RIGHT TO CLAIM EXEMPTIONS PURSUANT TO C.C.P.§703.140(a)(2)

We, myname and wifesname, hereby waive the right to claim in any bankruptcy proceeding during the period of this case is pending, the exemptions provided by the applicable provisions of the California Code of Civil Procedure, Chapter 4, other than those under C.C.P. §703.140(b)
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