Certain debts survive bankruptcy discharge, including recent income taxes, student loans (in most cases), child support, alimony, and debts incurred through fraud. However, the majority of common debts – credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, and older tax debts – can be completely eliminated in Chapter 7 or addressed through Chapter 13 payment plans. Recent luxury purchases or cash advances may also be challenged by creditors. During your consultation, we’ll review each debt to determine what can be discharged and what obligations will remain after your bankruptcy case.