Certain debts survive bankruptcy including recent taxes, student loans (in most cases), child support, alimony, and debts from fraud or intentional wrongdoing. Recent luxury purchases or cash advances right before filing may also be non-dischargeable. However, most common debts like credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, and older tax debts can be eliminated in Chapter 7 or paid through a Chapter 13 plan. We’ll review your specific debts during consultation to explain what can and cannot be discharged in your case.