Assuming you are the legal guardians of your son (either he is still a minor or you have legal guardianship of him as an adult)I disagree with the attnys' analysis. You have extraordinary circumstances and no judge is going to force you to reduce your outlay for medically necessary treatments. You just need to have the official records to back up the claim.
I recommend you continue to seek out a well qualified bk attny who will work with you regarding this matter. You may still qualify for a 7. Not sure if a 7 is the way to go if medical/treatment bills are on-going but at least discuss this with the attny.
Des.

