<prompt> Human: Faced with divorce, in chapter 13 bankruptcy with about 80,000 in debt there, medical other bills accrued since bankruptcy are another 10,000.My wife gets to split the 401k about 60,000 to her and has a reasonable chance to stay in the neighborhood.I found two trailers in walking distance from my work, one is 15,000 2 bed rooms, no laundry and 410 lot rent per month. The other is 25,000 3 bed rooms with laundry with 470 lot rent per month. Utilities are 200 per month. The walking distance is attractive in keeping commuting costs down. I would still have some 60-minute round trip drives in picking up the kids on the weekends.My wife and I look to split the sale of our current home and have about 50,000 after real estate taxes. There are many things I dont know and am turning to personalfinance - thanks for the help:1. I dont know how our chapter 13 bankruptcy splits, and with my alimonychild support, maybe it just changes to chapter 7?2. Does the bankruptcy trustee gets first dibs on the sale of my home without giving me a chance to obtain another home?3. My current house payment is 1,650 per month, plus 450 utilities per month, plus 30 association fee per month, plus 10 salt for water softener per month. I think to keep my current home would require me to pay my wife 50,000 to buy her out... I dont think thats an option for me, with her reach on my 401k, she has that possibility. Agree?4. So if I take the 25,000 trailer, divide that by 24 months, plus lot rent, Im over 1,500 per month for the first two years. Is that bad financial decision that will take my poor situation and keep me poor? 5. Rent for an apartment is around 900 but Id have trouble housing 5 children for 103 overnights. Rent for a home seems way too high. If I rent, I dont have anything to sell at the end... is renting a bad idea also?Thanks for the guidance.  <response>: There isnt anything wrong with renting. At the very least it keeps you from having to worry about splitting houses in divorces. 