JH’s husband who was twenty years old died of cancer. She has a pending medical bill of &&#35;36;50,000 from her husband, a mortgage payment of &&#35;36;1500 and, other debts. She has been working in a library for ten years earning &&#35;36;1500 per month and receives &&#35;36;1500 in social security, and &&#35;36;1100 in life insurance after her husband's death. She has to clear the dues and there is hardly any money left for groceries. JH decides to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy. To find: The time JH has to submit the required schedule after filing the application of Bankruptcy.

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Case summary:JH’s husband who was twenty years old died of cancer. She has a pending medical bill of &#36;50,000 from her husband, a mortgage payment of &#36;1500 and, other debts. She has been working in a library for ten years earning &#36;1500 per month and receives &#36;1500 in social security, and &#36;1100 in life insurance after her husband's death. She has to clear the dues and there is hardly any money left for groceries. JH decides to file for chapter 7 bankruptcy.

To find: The time JH has to submit the required schedule after filing the application of Bankruptcy.

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