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Presumed Abuse: In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, when the debtor has a
current monthly income that exceeds the median income for the state
where the debtor lives, and has sufficient income to propose a Chapter
13 plan under the "means test." If abuse is presumed, the debtor has
to prove that his or her Chapter 7 filing is not abusive in order to
proceed.
current monthly income that exceeds the median income for the state
where the debtor lives, and has sufficient income to propose a Chapter
13 plan under the "means test." If abuse is presumed, the debtor has
to prove that his or her Chapter 7 filing is not abusive in order to
proceed.
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