 TITLE: What Is a Bankruptcy Discharge? CONTENT: What Debts Can't Be Discharged?\n-------------------------------\nDepending on which type of bankruptcy is filed, there are certain types of debts that cannot be discharged. The following types of debt are not dischargeable under the specific chapters listed below.\n#### Chapter 7\n*   Criminal fines\n*   Student loans\n*   Car loans\n*   Court fees\n*   Child support and alimony\n*   Debt secured by a lien\n*   Court costs\n*   Debts that result from you maliciously or willfully injuring another person or entity\n*   Debt that results from death or personal injury while driving under the influence\n*   Mortgages\n#### Chapter 13\n*   Mortgages\n*   Child support and alimony\n*   Certain tax debts\n*   Student loans\n*   Debt that results from death or personal injury while driving under the influence\n*   Criminal fines\nThe following debts can be discharged, but the discharge may be stopped if a creditor files a motion in court requesting that the debt be declared non-dischargeable.\n*   Debt that was a result of fraud\n*   Civil court judgements END