I forgot a creditor, what now?
If you forget to list a creditor in your bankruptcy case there are several ways to address the problem and still maintain your discharge as to that creditor.
If you forget to list a creditor in your bankruptcy case there are several ways to address the problem and still maintain your discharge as to that creditor.
As a general rule, you are not required to file an adversary proceeding to discharge tax debt, but such a proceeding does provide some level of certainty that the tax debt is dischargeable.
Personally assessed taxes like the trust fund recovery penalty can not be discharged in bankruptcy.
While the discharge of income tax debt is fairly simple in bankruptcy, there are several factors that you must satisfy to accomplish that discharge.
While it is possible to discharge student loan debt in a bankruptcy, it is very difficult and very expensive.
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