Providing inaccurate expense information so that schedules would show reduced disposable income was bad faith, but case not dismissed because debtor would then be imprisoned for failure to pay support. “Ms. Eads is not interested in having [the debtor’s] case dismissed so that he can be sent to jail for failing to obey the state court order. She is interested in receiving payments that he is obligated to pay. The best way to assure him that he is not going to jail and to assure her that she will receive the payments is to let him remain in Chapter 13 and file an amended plan that reflects the truth on the amended schedules and provides for payment of his divorce decree obligations.”