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Old 08-11-2008, 01:09 PM   #23102
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Originally Posted by BarTopDancer View Post
Does anyone know if an individual who has borrowed money from a sibling can claim the sibling as a creditor in their bankruptcy and essentially write the debt off?

(let's try to avoid the debate of lending money you can't afford to lose/lending money to family.)
Yes. In fact, you MUST list all money owed in a bankruptcy. This doesn't mean that the familly member couldn't still pay it back later once they get on their feet.

On the flip side, with a little documentation, you can claim a bad debt write-off on taxes for money loaned and not repayed.
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