Chicagoland Debt Discharge Attorneys

Bankruptcy can be very beneficial because it allows you to discharge some of your outstanding debts and start a new financial beginning. However, some debts are dischargeable while others are not. It is important to know which debts can be discharged when you are filing for bankruptcy because even a small error could put your bankruptcy case on hold.

If you or someone you know is going through bankruptcy and have questions regarding debt discharges, contact the experienced Chicagoland debt discharge attorneys at the Law Office of Stuart B. Handelman today by calling 312-360-0500. We have been helping our Chicagoland clients with debt discharge for years and are committed to making the bankruptcy process easier to handle.

Non-Dischargeable Debts

When calculating your eligibility for bankruptcy, knowing what debts can be discharged is very important. Certain debts that generally cannot be discharged during bankruptcy include:

• Student loans
• Child support debts
• Unpaid taxes
• Alimony payments

Because these debts cannot be discharged, it is important to factor them into your calculations when filing for bankruptcy. On the other hand, debts that can be dischargeable include mortgage payments, car payments, and certain other outstanding debts. Although bankruptcy can be confusing, having the knowledge of dischargeable and non-dischargeable debts can put you one step ahead of the game.

Contact Us

At the Law Office of Stuart B. Handelman, our Chicagoland attorneys are dedicated to making the bankruptcy process easy to navigate. Bankruptcy comes with enough worries – let us handle it for you. Contact us today by calling 312-360-0500.