Salt Lake City Bankruptcy Attorneys
Non-Dischargeable Debt
Not all debt is eligible to be discharged in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. Depending upon your particular situation, there are several non-dischargeable debts which must be understood and confronted if you are considering filing for bankruptcy:
To learn more about what debts are eligible to be discharged and which you may have to keep, contact a Salt Lake City bankruptcy attorney at the Stone Law Firm today. During a free initial case evaluation, a skilled attorney at our firm can discuss your particular debts and financial situation with you in order to help you fully understand your options and all the positive and negative consequences of filing for bankruptcy. We represent clients throughout all of Salt Lake City, Ogden and Provo, Utah.
Whether it is specific taxes, child support, alimony or student loans, these most likely cannot be discharged by filing for bankruptcy. However, if you are facing overwhelming credit card debt, personal loans or are facing foreclosure, filing for bankruptcy may still be the right option for you. At the very least, it can relieve all of your other debt so you can actually afford to pay these other non-dischargeable debts.
Bankruptcy Lawyers Serving Ogden, Provo and Salt Lake City, Utah
As far as debts are concerned, a Chapter 7 discharge and Chapter 13 discharge may affect you differently. One of our skilled lawyers can explain these differences to you and can help ensure that you understand what debt you can discharge and what you cannot. With our experience and knowledge regarding Utah bankruptcy law, you can count on our firm for the honest and practical legal advice you need.
Contact a Salt Lake City bankruptcy lawyer at the Stone Law Firm to learn more about non-dischargeable debt.