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Debts Not Written Off in Bankruptcy

February 18, 2019 by Chris Kane

Most debts get written off—discharged—in bankruptcy. The only ones that aren’t are specifically listed in the Bankruptcy Code.    Debts Covered by the Discharge The basic rule is that all your debts get discharged in bankruptcy unless a particular debt fits a listed ... Read More »

Filed Under: Discharge of Debts Tagged With: adversary proceeding, creditor objection to discharge, discharge debts, fraud and misrepresentation, fraudulent debts, willful and malicious injury

Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Debts That Are Not Discharged (Written off) in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

July 15, 2015 by Chris Kane

Debts That Are Not Discharged (Written off) in a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Start by assuming that debts are written off in bankruptcy, while knowing that there are some important exceptions that may apply to you.    This is today’s sentence that we’re explaining:   Most debts ... Read More »

Filed Under: Chapter 7, Discharge of Debts Tagged With: adversary proceeding, business debts, discharge, discharge taxes, fraud, nondischarged debts

Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Discharging Disputed Debts, Challenges for “Willful and Malicious Injury”

June 5, 2015 by Chris Kane

Your financial difficulties may include an unresolved claim against you for personal injury or property damage.  Here’s the sentence that we’re explaining, phrase by phrase, in this blog post today: Bankruptcy can discharge (write off) disputed claims if the claimant is given ... Read More »

Filed Under: Discharge of Debts Tagged With: adversary proceeding, discharge, discharge of claims, discharge of debts, nondischargeable debts, willful and malicious injury

Making Sense of Bankruptcy: Fraud-Based Debts Which Can Be Challenged by Creditors

June 1, 2015 by Chris Kane

Although most debts are legally written off when you file bankruptcy, creditors can object by alleging you incurred the debt fraudulently.   Here’s the sentence that we’re explaining in this blog post today: Bankruptcy law presumes debts are dischargeable (eligible for being written ... Read More »

Filed Under: Chapter 7 Tagged With: adversary proceeding, bankruptcy judge, discharge, fraud, misrepresentation, nondischargeability

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