Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Florida

No one can tell you the answer, or should give an opinion, without reviewing the numbers in detail. Your attorney should do that.

It looks like you are thinking that the calculation is on the days of the month starting on the exact date you get your last check. It's not.

You average the six CALENDAR months.

Another important rule is that the month in which you file does not count as one of the six months to be averaged. If you file in April, the relevant six months are October- March. If you file in May, the relevant months are November-April.

FYI, even if you are technically over the median, an experienced attorney may be able to get you qualified if your income is dropping.