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DSP doesn't want to make it out just fine. He's trying to flip a profit off of this, a profit of around 230k, that's the end goal. His game is that because everything is business related, he wants all of it to be protected, other than the CT condo. As for that, he wants the bank to cover the extra 50k he owes past the property value. This means he pays 0 on it, but no one can take a dime from him on it (because he has no assets that can be seized, since he wants it all to be protected).
Same thing for the 130k of credit card debt. He wants all of it forgiven, and if the creditors pursue, he wants the court to protect his assets again, so he can tell them that he will never have any money to pay (because his expenses will always outweigh his income, but everything he buys is business protected assets, so basically as he claims on stream, he never has any money to use.), and if they want money, they need to have the court pay them, not him.
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The flip side of this is that DSP will spin the narrative that he won't get out of this in a good state. In fact he'll tell everyone that he'll be utterly devastated no matter what the outcome is. He's going to need more help than ever, because clearly only earning 60k isn't cutting it, he needs more. Oh, those earlier figures where his combined income was nearly 6 figures? Forget about that, just remember that he's not earning enough.
In other words, he can't make it out just fine, because YOU aren't giving him enough money. In order for him to make it out just fine, he'd need more money. On top of the money he's trying to scam from the bankruptcy, on top of the 60k he's earning yearly, on top of whatever is in the inheritance he's waiting for.

This is what we call trying to have your cake and eat it too, the best of both worlds.