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ONLY $675 ATTORNEY FEES FOR A ST LOUIS CHAPTER 7

No, there are some debts that are described as “non-dischargeable”. These debts would include the following: back child support, back spousal support, most student loans, most tax debts, and any debts that you may have incurred fraudulently. But these are not hard and fast rules. Because the field of bankruptcy law, there are almost always loopholes. A brief description is provided below:

If you owe support payments (either in the form of child support of spousal support to your former husband or wife), then the general rule is that such debts cannot be knocked out by the Bankruptcy Court. This is a fundamental policy that the state of Missouri has determined. If you owe debts that take on the nature of support (as ordered by a state court), and you believe that you do not (or should not) have to make those payments, then the best option would be to discuss the matter with a family law specialist.

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ONLY $300 UPFRONT ATTORNEY FEES FOR A ST LOUIS CHAPTER 13

Yes, they can be paid back with a St Louis Chapter 13 repayment plan. Tax debts are considered to have priority status with the Bankruptcy Court, so those kinds of debts are paid to the taxing authority ahead of many other creditors. But in addition to this, there are occasions when some of your tax debts can actually be discharged. A brief description is given below:

A Chapter 13 is described as a repayment plan over the course of three (3) to five (5) years during which certain debts are paid back (such as mortgage arrearage, car notes, back child support, tax debts, and sometimes a portion of your unsecured debts). As mentioned above, tax debts are given priority status (and therefore carry a presumption of non-dischargeability). But sometimes tax debts can be knocked out.

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