Assertion: bankruptcy's debt | /r/HasProperty | dischargeable
Facets:
value: in the case
type: LOCATION
value: in bankruptcy
type: LOCATION
value: prior to a bankruptcy filing
type: TEMPORAL
value: immediately
type: MANNER
value: through bankruptcy
type: MANNER
value: without question
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: However, certain debts such as guaranteed student loans and domestic support obligations are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy.
text: The hardship discharge is more limited than the discharge described above and does not apply to any debts that are nondischargeable in a chapter 7 case.
text: Some debt—called nondischargeable debt—remains with you even after bankruptcy (and ultimately, until you pay it off).
text: (A discharge releases a debtor from personal liability for certain debts known as dischargeable debts and prevents the creditors owed those debts from taking any action against the debtor or the debtor's property to collect the debts.
text: An essential concept is that when commentators say that a debt is "dischargeable", they are referring only to the debtor's personal liability on the debt.
text: Although the order doesn’t provide the clarity that many debtors desire, it might be helpful to understand that creditors are expected to know whether a particular debt is dischargeable.
text: Not all debts in a bankruptcy case are dischargeable.
text: Some debts, such as child support obligations, most student loan balances, and recent tax debt, aren’t dischargeable (wiped out) in Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
text: Most unsecured debt is dischargeable without question, thanks to the clarity and thoroughness of the bankruptcy code.
text: Remember, not all your debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy.
text: Not all debts are dischargeable through bankruptcy.
text: What debts are dischargeable?
text: In general, all other debts are dischargeable.
text: What is the difference between a denial of discharge and a debt being non-dischargeable?
text: That’s because we could be talking about several related, but different issues that involve the general discharge that debtors hope to get and whether any individual debt is dischargeable in the case.
text: The general discharge order signals to the world that the debtor (the person who filed the bankruptcy case) did what he or she was required to do under the bankruptcy laws and in turn is relieved of the obligation to pay any more on the debts that are dischargeable.
text: Not all debts are dischargeable, however.
text: Filing a Chapter 7 case stops wage garnishments for any debts that are dischargeable in the bankruptcy case immediately.
text: Most unsecured debts, including credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, and most judgment loans are dischargeable in a Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.
text: Although most debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy, there are certain categories of debt that will not be eliminated.
text: Do not assume a debt is dischargeable prior to a bankruptcy filing.
text: What debts are dischargeable?
text: Debt may also be nondischargeable if it’s the result of fraud, willful destruction of property, or certain other malicious actions.
text: Some debts are nondischargeable (they don’t go away in bankruptcy).
text: Some debts are nondischargeable (they don’t go away in bankruptcy).
text: Instead of listing the wiped out debt, the order will provide general information about debt categories that don’t go away in bankruptcy (nondischargeable debt).
text: If a debt is nondischargeable, you are legally obligated to pay the debt even after the bankruptcy.
text: Some debts, however, are nondischargeable.
text: Certain other kinds of debt can be discharged unless the Bankruptcy Court agrees with a creditor that the debt is nondischargeable.