Certain debts survive bankruptcy, including most student loans, recent taxes, child support, alimony, and debts obtained through fraud. However, bankruptcy eliminates most common debts like credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, and old utility bills. Even for non-dischargeable debts like taxes, Chapter 13 bankruptcy can create manageable payment plans with reduced penalties and interest. During your consultation, we will review your specific debts and explain exactly which ones can be eliminated and which ones you’ll still need to address after bankruptcy.