It is possible in some situations to reduce past debts. However, bankruptcy does not affect future obligations, and these will remain even after the bankruptcy process is complete.
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| Does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy remove all of my debts? | Does a Chapter 13 bankruptcy remove all of my debts? | Is there any way to eliminate student loans through bankruptcy? | Can I eliminate child support or alimony by declaring bankruptcy? | If I file bankruptcy, will I lose my home? | Can I exempt any property from creditor claims during bankruptcy? | What property am I required to give up? | What alternatives do I have to bankruptcy? | Should I hire an attorney to assist during my bankruptcy proceedings? | How do I protect my custom farm operation from people filing BK against it? | Once I receive Notice of Bankruptcy from someone who owes me money? | What if they come in to pay anyway?
| Does a Chapter 7 bankruptcy remove all of my debts? | Does a Chapter 13 bankruptcy remove all of my debts? | Is there any way to eliminate student loans through bankruptcy? | Can I eliminate child support or alimony by declaring bankruptcy? | If I file bankruptcy, will I lose my home? | Can I exempt any property from creditor claims during bankruptcy? | What property am I required to give up? | What alternatives do I have to bankruptcy? | Should I hire an attorney to assist during my bankruptcy proceedings? | How do I protect my custom farm operation from people filing BK against it? | Once I receive Notice of Bankruptcy from someone who owes me money? | What if they come in to pay anyway?
Can I eliminate child support or alimony by declaring bankruptcy?
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