Do I have to include our rent and other bills if they are in his name or the bill like my car insurance in my name if he pays for it?

First things first: why do you need to file at all. If you have no earnings, and no non-exempt property, then your creditors can not get anything from you, at least for the present. If you want to 'clear the decks,' so your marriage gives you a more thorough fresh start, you may want to file. Your fiance has just about nothing to do with your bankruptcy, even if he pays some bills. Just be sure to fill out the forms as accurately as you possibly can, recognizing that some things (like budgets) can at best only be good faith estimates. Good Luck.

When you file an individual bankruptcy, the only debts which are listed are those which you're liable for. Generally speaking, you're only liable for bills which you have signed for.

So I do not understand why you are filing bankruptcy. Since you have no income, what is the point? I can tell you I have represented a number of people in the situation you describe and the bankruptcy law enforcement division will be looking at your situation with a magnifying glass. I would rather see no bankruptcy than a bankruptcy that brings you nothing but grief.

You sound "judgment proof." Why are you filing?