Nearly all unsecured debts will get wiped out in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Say goodbye to those pesky credit card bills, collection companies, personal loans, and medical expenses! Even if you are at fault for a car accident and don't have the insurance to cover it, bankruptcy will protect you (as long as no drugs or alcohol were involved). Even most taxes will get wiped out. Things that aren't dischargeable are child or spousal support obligations, court fines or fees, and student loans in most cases. Otherwise, unsecured debts can be wiped out, giving you the clean slate you've been dreaming of. Wipe Out Your Debts In addition, secured debts like car loans, furniture loans, jewelry loans and other loans that are considered liens on propery also get wiped out. You'll no longer be personally responsible for those debts. All the lender can do is get the property or asset, but nothing else from of you directly. Even better, if you want to keep that car or furniture, or other asset, just keep making the payments. Contact us for more details on how this works.