This odd procedural chicanery is made possible by section 101 which says that if you don't file a Schedule I, the judge can set the applicable date for measuring CMI.
There is some question whether the debtor can make a motion to do this. Some cases seem to say yes.
This line of cases has been viewed as an alternative to the either or debate over whether to use Form 22C or Schedules I and J in determining "projected disposable income"
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