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Connecticut Median Income Standards for Means Test
for Cases Filed On or After April 1, 2020

Standard applied based on petition date.
Number of Persons in HouseholdMonthly Median IncomeAnnual Median Income
15,55766,689
27,38388,594
38,472101,666
410,476125,714
511,226134,714
611,976143,714
712,726152,714
813,476161,714
914,226170,714
1014,976179,714

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How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

How to File for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
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But first, use the book to find out whether you qualify for Chapter 7 -- and whether or not it's the best way to deal with your debts. It's important to learn what bankruptcy cannot do. You don't want to go to all the trouble of filing bankruptcy only to find out that the it won't help solve your particular problem or kind of debt. The book clearly explains what doesn't bankruptc yan and cannot do.

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Filing Chapter 13 bankruptcy lets you cut down debts and keep valuable assets.

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This newest edition includes new information on hiring and working with a lawyer, recent court rulings that interpret the federal bankruptcy laws. You'll also find the atest bankruptcy exemption laws in your state, which determine what copy you can keep, and recent IRS standard expense amounts, which affect Chapter 13 plan payments.

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If you're feeling overwhelmed by debt, you may be considering bankruptcy. But is filing bankruptcy the right solution for you and your family? Find out with this plain-English book.

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The latest edition of The New Bankruptcy includes updated lists of assets you can keep (exemptions) when you file bankruptcy, plus the latest rules handed down by the Supreme Court as it interprets the federal bankruptcy law. You'll also get worksheets to help you determine whether you can file for bankruptcy, helpful checklists, and easy-to-understand information for all 50 states.

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