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What debts cannot be discharged in bankruptcy

Debts not discharged in bankruptcy include alimony, child support, taxes due less than three years, student loans, criminal restitution, debts resulting from driving while intoxicated, debts arising f

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Is my Social Security protected if I file for bankruptcy?
Yes, you can keep both the right to receive social security payments in the future, and any social security you have on deposit in a bank account throughout the bankruptcy. In fact, Social Security money is totally protected from creditors both...
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