Is unable to pay administrative expenses

Owes payments of alimony and support

Will not explain satisfactorily a loss of assets to the court

Does not list a creditor

Wages earned by the debtor within one year after filing the petition

Child support payments received by the debtor within one year after filing the petition

Inheritances received by the debtor within 180 days of filing the petition

Social Security payments received by the debtor within 180 days after filing the petition

Not cancel it, but can sue Sharon’s father for the return of the $200.

Cancel it as a fraudulent transfer.

Cancel it as a voidable preference.

Not cancel it because it is a sale, not a gift.

Property from a divorce settlement received 270 days after the petition was filed

Wages earned by the debtor after the petition was filed.

An inheritance received 365 days after the petition was filed

Proceeds from a life insurance policy received 45 days after the petition was filed.

At least one fully secured creditor must join in the petition

There must not be more than 12 creditors

The debtor must owe one creditor more than $5,000

The debtor has not been paying its bona fide debts as they become due

Is precluded from owning or operating a similar business for two years.

Must surrender for distribution to the creditors any amount received as an inheritance if received within 180 days after filing the petition.

Will receive a discharge of any and all debts owed.

May obtain another voluntary discharge in bankruptcy under Chapter 7 after five years have elapsed from the date of the prior filing.