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Schedule J - Is this a joint case?
Schedule J - Is this a joint case?

See how to fill out line 1 on Schedule 106J

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Written by Kelly Torres
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Line 1: Is this a joint case? If yes, Does Debtor 2 live in a separate household?

Where to enter this in NextChapter: Client Profile > Filing Information > Type of Debtor. If Debtor 2 lives in a separate household, go to Client Profile > Joint Debtor Profile > "Does joint debtor have a different address than debtor?". Add the address in Client Profile > Joint Debtor Addresses.

To mark "No" on the form for "Is this a joint case?", go to Client Profile > Filing Information > Type of Debtor and select Individual from the dropdown.

To mark "Yes" on the form for "Is this a joint case?", go to Client Profile > Filing Information > Type of Debtor and select Joint from the dropdown.

If the case is joint, does Debtor 2 live in a separate household?

To mark "No" on the form for "Does Debtor 2 live in a separate household?", make sure "No" is marked in Client Profile > Joint Debtor Profile > "Does joint debtor have a different address than debtor?".

To mark "Yes" on the form for "Does Debtor 2 live in a separate household?", make sure "Yes" is marked in Client Profile > Joint Debtor Profile > "Does joint debtor have a different address than debtor?".

If you mark "Yes", you should see the Joint Debtor Addresses tab appear.

Then, enter the address in Client Profile > Joint Debtor Addresses and click "Save Address".
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