A debtor filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy must provide a list of all immediate family members because persons such as spouses may be liable for the bankrupt person's debts.

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In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy filing, the debtor is required to list all creditors, income, assets, and liabilities, but there is no requirement to list all immediate family members because family members are generally not liable for the debtor's debts unless they are co-signers or guarantors.

A Debtor Filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Must Provide a List