Certain debts cannot be wiped out by a bankruptcy. Past due child support is one example in a Chapter 7, and attorney’s fees tied to child support or child custody matters are another.
Frequently Asked Questions
What debts can’t be wiped out by bankruptcy?
There are certain debts that cannot be wiped out by a bankruptcy. For example, in a Chapter 7, you cannot wipe out past due child support. That is a debt that will survive the Chapter 7 bankruptcy. There are also things such as attorney’s fees related to child support or a child custody matter.
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