Nondischargeable Debts in Chapter 7April 13, 2006
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Certain debts will not be discharged in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. These include:
- alimony and child support
- most student loans
- most federal, state and local taxes
- debts incurred through fraud or false statements within one year (and possibly as much as four years) before the bankruptcy action
- fines and penalties for violating the law
- debts for purchases of more than $500 in luxury goods or services (or loans of more than $750 on an open-end credit plan) from a single creditor within 60 days of filing for bankruptcy
- debts not listed on the bankruptcy petition.
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