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What type of debt does Bankruptcy NOT cover in Maryland?

There are some debts that will remain and you will be still be held responsible for after you have filed Bankruptcy.

Some of the debts are:

• Alimony payments and child support
• Most recent back taxes
• Fines owed to government agencies
• Purchases of luxury goods over $550 within 90 days of filing
• Cash advances of at least $825 within 70 days of filing
• Student loans

With Bankruptcy, each case is unique, we strongly recommend you speak with a qualified Bankruptcy attorney to help you understand the best way to file Bankruptcy in Maryland.

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