Most unsecured debts get eliminated in bankruptcy—credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, old utility bills, and collection accounts. Chapter 7 wipes out these debts completely in 3-4 months. Chapter 13 often eliminates them after you complete a 3-5 year payment plan. However, certain debts survive bankruptcy including recent taxes, student loans, child support, and secured debts like car loans if you want to keep the property. We’ll review your specific debts during consultation to explain exactly what can be eliminated and what you’ll still owe after bankruptcy.