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No, there are a few specific types of debts that you cannot bankrupt, child support and alimony are some of those debts. Even after filing a Bankruptcy you will have to continue making full payment for child support and alimony.

The most common debts in a Bankruptcy that cannot be bankrupted are child supp ort, alimony and student loans, but there are other debts that may not be bankrupted as well. If you are considering bankrupting a particular debt, our qualified attorney will thoroughly examine your debts and inform you as to which debts can and cannot be bankrupted.

It Depends! This is the most frequent question we are asked when representing clients in a Divorce. There are so many factors that dictate how long your Divorce will last that make it impossible for us to predict exactly how long it will take.

If the parties to a Divorce cannot agree on how often and during what times the non-custodial parent can receive visitation then the decision will default to a pre-determined visitation schedule that is found within a State statute. Generally speaking, a non-custodial parent, at a minimum, will receive visitation for three hours during one weekday and every other weekend from Friday through Sunday. The parties will rotate all the major holidays.