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17 Debts That Might Not Be
Discharged In Your Bankruptcy
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Criminal
fines or restitution or drunken driving injury claims
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Guaranteed Educational Loans.
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Fine or penalty owed to governmental
unit
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Damages arising from willful injury
to person or property
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Spousal or child support, or
ex-spouses attorney fees for obtaining support
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Income taxes less than three (3)
years old
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Income taxes over three years old and
tax return not filed more than 2 years ago
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Income taxes not assessed at least
240 days.
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Payroll taxes, sales taxes, property
taxes
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Debt incurred to pay a
nondischargeable federal tax [BC 523(a)(14)]
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Willful evasion of tax or fraudulent
tax return (“tax protester”)
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Professional Malpractice under
extreme circumstances
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Debts incurred by fraud or lying with
the intent to deceive.
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Secured Debts where client wishes to
retain the collateral, such as vehicles, home, etc. (May be
discharged, but payment must be made to retain the property).
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Tax or judgment claims secured by
lien on property owned by debtor
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Co-signed debts where debtor does not
want creditor to go after the co-signor.
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Unlisted debts. Debts not included
on the bankruptcy schedules
John Joseph Volin, P.C.
Arizona Bankruptcy Attorneys
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