Results for tag: "Non Dischargeable Debt"

Non-dischargeable debt is a type of debt that cannot be eliminated through bankruptcy proceedings. This type of debt is typically associated with certain types of loans, such as student loans, taxes, and child support payments. It is also associated with certain types of contracts, such as alimony and certain types of court judgments. Non-dischargeable debt is not affected by the bankruptcy process and must be paid in full. The non-dischargeable debt market is composed of lenders, debt collectors, and other entities that provide services related to non-dischargeable debt. These entities provide services such as debt collection, debt negotiation, and debt settlement. They also provide legal advice and assistance to individuals who are dealing with non-dischargeable debt. Some companies in the non-dischargeable debt market include National Debt Relief, Freedom Debt Relief, and Accredited Debt Relief. These companies provide services such as debt negotiation, debt settlement, and debt consolidation. They also provide legal advice and assistance to individuals who are dealing with non-dischargeable debt. Show Less Read more