In this week's episode of the Podcast, we talk about debts that are non-dischargeable, meaning these debts are not eliminated by a bankruptcy filing. The episode comes from from a listener question about a debt arising from domestic violence.

Some examples of non-dischargeable debt include:

- Certain Income Tax Liabilities

- Debts that arise from fraud

- Debts that relate to injury or damage related to operation of a motor vehicle while drunk or intoxicated

- Creditors who are not included in the bankruptcy filing

- Student Loan debts

What other debts do you think are or are not dischargeable?

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