Non dischargeable Debts Under Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Non dischargeable Debts Under Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Watch this video to learn non-dischargeable debts under chapter 13 bankruptcy in Florida. Then call Perenich Law Injury Attorneys for a free legal consultation.
Question:
What debts are non-dischargeable in a chapter 13 bankruptcy?
Answer: Whenever I meet with a client, we always consider what debts are dischargeable. In a Chapter 13, typically most debt is dischargeable but certain debts are not, such as student loans, debt to the IRS, or alimony or child support. Those are examples of debt that may not be dischargeable, and even those require careful consideration and analysis. The point of any bankruptcy case for an individual is to discharge debt and put the debtor back on track. Bankruptcy is a remedy for an honest person who’s down on their luck.
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Whenever I meet with a client, we always consider what debts are dischargeable. In a Chapter 13, typically most debt is dischargeable but certain debts are not, such as student loans, debt to the IRS, or alimony or child support. Those are examples of debt that may not be dischargeable, and even those require careful consideration and analysis. The point of any bankruptcy case for an individual is to discharge debt and put the debtor back on track. Bankruptcy is a remedy for an honest person who’s down on their luck.
