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It depends on the natures of the debt, but the answer is almost always yes. There are a few types of debts that are automatically nondischargeable (i.e. child suppport) and other types that are nondischarge if the creditor takes the proper legal steps to avoid the discharge (i.e. fraud). However, most civil judgments are dischargeable.

One word of caution: even if if a judgment is discharge, any judgment liens are NOT automatically discharged and may require further proceedings to be filed with the bankruptcy court.

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