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in this video were going to discuss whether you can discharge attorneys fees in your bankruptcy so stay tuned bankruptcy bailout buddies [Music] welcome debtors and borrowers to bankruptcy bailout because debt ruins lives not bankruptcy my name is matt burkus im a colorado-based bankruptcy and student loan relief attorney and todays topic is about eliminating attorneys fees in bankruptcy so lets set a little context here so youre involved in some sort of legal dispute and you have been ordered to pay your opposing side or the other sides attorneys fees now is that something that you can eliminate in bankruptcy well as with most legal questions the answer is it depends but the general rule is this is that attorneys fees follow the debt so if the underlying debt or claim that was brought against you can be discharged in bankruptcy then the associated attorneys the associated attorneys fees for bringing that claim may also be discharged in bankruptcy now you dont see this too m