A debtor who files for bankruptcy and receives a discharge from the federal bankruptcy court is relieved of the legal liability to pay the debts.

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When a debtor receives a discharge from the federal bankruptcy court, they are legally released from the obligation to pay the debts included in the bankruptcy filing. However, certain debts may not be eligible for discharge, such as child support, student loans, and some tax debts.

A Debtor Who Files for Bankruptcy and Receives a Discharge