Question: I have some collection judgments that were entered almost 10 years agao for $16,000. The interest on the judgment is now over $18,000. Can I file a bankruptcy and discharge all of it?
Answer from Christopher A. Benson:
As long as the underlying debt is not considered a “Non Dischargeable Debt” as defined by 11 U.S.C. 523 of the Bankruptcy Code , then the debt and all interest and attorney fees can be discharged in a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 Bankruptcy.
The key factor for you will be whether you qualify to file a bankruptcy and if that is a good financial decision for you.
I highly recommend meeting with an experienced bankruptcy lawyer. I provide a free initial consultation to see if you qualify and also see what debts can be discharged in the bankruptcy case.
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