A client will often come in to my office and ask what debts can be "wiped away" with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy? The answer is, medical bills, payday loans, credit cards, repossessions, a defeciency for a property or liability on a piece of real estate among others debts. Debts that are not discharged in a Chapter 7 include, any government fines or levies (including parking tickets, and municipal fines), overpayments of any governmetn benefit, child support or alimony, some taxes or most taxes, any debts related to death or personal injury of another person under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and of course student loans.

If you retain me for a chapter 7 or Chapter 13, and as an experienced Chicago Bankruptcy Lawyer I will give you a personal and confidential free consultation regarding your financial situation. I will advise you on what debts will be wiped away or discharged and what debts survive the bankruptcy. I want you to feel confident in my ability and my experience and that you chose the right Chicago Bankruptcy Attorney. I want you to "lose your debt and keep your dignity" throughout the entire process. Please call me at 312-924-0227 or email me at marc@practicinglaw4u.com to set up a free consultation!.