Utah Bankruptcy Dischargeable Debts
What Does Discharging Debts Mean
When the court discharges a person's debt, the debtor is no longer responsible to pay those debts. The goal of Utah bankruptcy is to receive a discharge of debt so that the debtor can get a fresh financial start. The court gives a debtor a discharge of debt in both Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Utah bankruptcy.
Dischargeable & Non-dischargeable Utah Bankruptcy Debts
While the majority of debts are dischargeable, the court will not discharge some debts. Some of the most common debts that are dischargeable are:
- Credit card debts
- Medical bills
- Car accident claims
- Personal loans
Some of the most common non-dischargeable debts are:
- Child support
- Alimony
- Taxes
- Criminal restitution
- Student Loans - except in rare cases
- Debts from driving while intoxicated
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