Alimony and support payments owed to the debtor who files bankruptcy are part of the bankruptcy estate that can be distributed to the debtor's creditors for the payment of allowed claims filed with the bankruptcy court.

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Alimony and support payments owed to the debtor are considered priority debts and are not part of the bankruptcy estate to be distributed to creditors. These payments must continue to be made despite the bankruptcy filing.

Alimony and Support Payments Owed to the Debtor Who Files