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hi Im Louisa sidibat a liquidator and bankruptcy trustee so todays question is Im currently going through bankruptcy but Ive got some new debts that I cant pay their legal fees what can I do can I go bankrupt again and if I do would that wipe out these legal fees so the underlying principle here is that a bankruptcy covers and deals with the debts incurred incurred being the key word up until the date of someones bankruptcy that person is responsible and remains responsible for paying all debt from their data bankruptcy onwards now in this case this person has incurred some legal fees after the date of their bankruptcy so if they cant pay them these are not considered debts of the bankrupt estate now yes if they cant pay them and theres no other options available yes they can go bankrupt again you can have two or more concurrent bankruptcies that is two or more bankruptcies for one person running at the same time its not very common its not even very ideal but yes that is so
