What Is a Discharge in North Dakota Bankruptcy?

A bankruptcy discharge is the court order that eliminates your personal liability for qualifying debts. In Chapter 7 (North Dakota), discharge typically enters 60 days after the 341 meeting. In Chapter 13, after plan completion. Certain debts survive: student loans, most taxes, domestic support, and debts obtained by fraud.

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