A non-dischargeable debt is one that can’t be wiped out in a bankruptcy case. Even if the bankruptcy case is successful, the non-dischargeable debts remain legally enforceable
11 U.S.C. 523 lists those debts that are non-dischargeable. The list is a large one, but the debts that cannot be discharged include:
any debt for employment taxes;
debts for [...]
When you file for bankruptcy – whether it is Chapter 7 bankruptcy or Chapter 13 bankruptcy – it’s important to realize that you’re putting yourself under a spotlight if need be. Hide assets or refuse to cooperate and you could end up getting in a whole mess of trouble.
Take, for example, Denny Hecker. [...]
William Robert Pruitt was allegedly fired by former State of Oregon aviation director Dan Clem. He sued, and settled out of court for $650,000. The State of Oregon cut Mr. Pruitt a check, but quickly stopped payment before he could get his hands on the money.
Why, and what does this have to do [...]
