Legal Question in Bankruptcy in California

Re: Pay Day Loans

Yes, as long as they're not incurred in anticipation of bankruptcy.

Re: Pay Day Loans

Yes, they are dischargeable.

Re: Pay Day Loans

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As to your question, yes they are dischargeable as any general unsecured debt normally is. The only way they would not be dischargeable would be if you were writing these chacks with the intent to never pay them because you were already planning on filing bankruptcy.

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