Yes. You should include all your debts on your bankruptcy forms, even if some cannot be erased.
Written by Kristin Turner, Harvard Law Grad.
Updated July 22, 2020
Yes. You should include all your debts on your bankruptcy forms, even if some cannot be erased.
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