The Bankruptcy Discharge in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
The Bankruptcy Discharge in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
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Debts That Survive Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Some debts cannot be discharged (cancelled) in bankruptcy. Learn about them here.
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Debts That Are Discharged in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Find out which debts can be canceled in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
The Bankruptcy Discharge in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
The Bankruptcy Discharge in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
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Debts Discharged in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, But Not Chapter 7
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy you can wipe out certain types of debts that you cannot eliminate in Chapter 7.
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Which Debts are Cancelled in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Find out which debts will be discharged at the end of your Chapter 13 bankruptcy repayment plan period.
Objections to Discharge & Revoking a Discharge
Objections to Discharge & Revoking a Discharge
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What is an Objection to Discharge in Bankruptcy?
The bankruptcy trustee or a creditor can object to the discharge of a debt. Learn about the steps a creditor or the trustee must take to prove bankruptcy fraud or presumptive fraud and prevent you from wiping out your debt in bankruptcy.
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Why a Creditor Might File an Objection to Discharge in Bankruptcy
If certain conditions are met, a creditor can challenge your discharge.
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Can I get rid of a debt if the debt collector violates the FDCPA?
A debt collector's FDCPA violation won't eliminate your liability for the underlying debt—but you might be able to use the violation as a bargaining tool.
Common Questions About the Bankruptcy Discharge
Common Questions About the Bankruptcy Discharge
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Can I Use My Credit Cards Prior to Filing for Bankruptcy?
If you use your credit cards before bankruptcy, the credit card company might challenge your ability to wipe out the debt.