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You are required to list *all* your debts, of whatever sort and to whomever they are owed. Generally speaking, unsecured debt, that is, debt where you don't pledge collateral as security, are dischargeable in bankruptcy, while the liens of secured debts are not. Older taxes may be dischargeable; newer taxes, student loans, alimony and child support are pretty much non-dischargeable.
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Lesley Abigail Hoenig, licensed in Michigan and 2 other states
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You can file bankruptcy on all of those debt, and in fact you MUST list all debts on your bankruptcy, as well as all assets. You do not get to pick and choose which debs you file bankruptcy on (you aren't asking that but I'm just clarifying). Debts that aren't dischargeable (but still must be listed): Student Loans, Child Support, and Taxes to name a few.
Keep in mind, if you have a car with a car loan and want to keep the car, you are going to have to pay off the car loan. 2 people marked this answer as good
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