Already been down the road for qualifying all those things. All income & expenses accounted for , dovumentation in and likely justifed and will be approved. The issue that I want to research is this mortgage thing.

We have not been to 341 meeting yet.

The question I am asking is this:

DOES the trustee have the authority, maybe even the duty to choose between a plan that would very likely work for the 5 years, instead of a plan with almost a 99% certainty of failing to complete the 5 years?

Is there any discretion in the guidelines at all? And what are the guideline? Can you point me in the right direction?

Is what I pulled from Section 707 the appropriate answer?





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Since we don't have complete info re your income/assets/expenses/debts etc., you will still need to talk to a bankruptcy attorney. The trustee might or might not approve it. However, someone may come along with a "definite" opinion.