Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Texas
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What can you file bankruptcy on in the state of texas?
Asked on 6/25/08, 2:19 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Alex Wathen
Wathen & Associates
Re: backruptcy
You do not file bankruptcy "on" a specific debt. If you file all of your debts are "included." Some debts may not be dischargeable. There are a couple of different options available for how to handle certain debts, but you file "on" all your debts. If you specify the type of debt you are concerned about I could give more information.
Answered on 6/25/08, 7:10 pm
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