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Non-Dischargeable Debt

A non-dischargeable debt is any debt that cannot be forgiven through the course of a bankruptcy such as federal state and local taxes, student loans or any loans or debts incurred to repay a non-dischargeable debt. If you are involved in any fraudulent or ciminal acts and incurr debts they will not be forgiven such as negligent fiduciary duties or personal injury or death due to criminal acts. Outstanding debts from alimony, child support or divorce agreements cannot be dissolved in bankruptcy and are considered to be nondischargeable debts.

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