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Disability Pension

I am currently bankrupt. Does my small disability check I receive from the military count towards my monthly income?

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A licensed trustee said...

Yes it does – you are required to report any/all of your income to your trustee if you have filed for bankruptcy. You really should have asked yor trustee this question – by asking it here, it suggests you haven’t told them yet and you may decide not too… If you don’t comply with the rules and your trustee or the Court find out they have the right to refuse your discharge (ie cancel the bankruptcy). Is it worth the risk to cheat?