Can my ex-spouse avoid paying child support if they file for bankruptcy?

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You ex-spouse cannot avoid paying child support if they file for bankruptcy. Child support payments are considered non-dischargeable debts which means that the person who is obligated on that child support cannot wipe away that obligation by filing a bankruptcy.

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