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What can be discharged in bankruptcy?

7/12/2013

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Credit Cards
  1. Credit Card debt
  2. Repossession debt
  3. Judgments
  4. Taxes debt more than 3 years old
  5. House deficiency debt
  6. Personal loans
  7. Old apartment lease debt
  8. Unpaid utilities
  9. Unpaid attorney bills
​  **    The above list is not a complete list.  Please consult an attorney before making any determination on the dischargability of any debt in bankruptcy.
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    • Child Support
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    • Property Division
    • Alimony and Post-Separation Support
    • Separation Agreements
    • Domestic Violence Protective Order
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    • Misdemeanors
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    • Expungements
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    • Driving While Impaired
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