Student loans, recent taxes, child support, and alimony typically survive bankruptcy. Credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, and old utility bills usually get eliminated completely. Secured debts like car loans and mortgages can be kept if you continue payments, or surrendered if you don’t want to keep the property. Recent cash advances or luxury purchases might not be dischargeable if made within 90 days before filing. We review your specific debts during consultation to explain exactly what will be eliminated and what you’ll still owe after bankruptcy.