• Will I have to give up all my assets?
  
• Do I have to list all my debts?
  
• Will I lose my house even if I'm current?
  
• Will the trustee come to my house?
  
• Does my spouse have to file bankruptcy with me?
  
• Will bankruptcy stop wage garnishments?
  
• Are there debts that I cannot discharge?
  
• Is the IRS affected by my bankruptcy filing?
  
• Can I keep my car?
  
• Will I be allowed to file bankruptcy?
  
• How do I know which chapter to file?
  
• Can I discharge my student loans?
  
• What do I have to do to file bankruptcy?
  
• Can I put my assets in someone else's name before filing?
  
• Will I lose my retirement savings?
  
• Can I get credit after bankruptcy?
  
• What if I can't make the payments on my Chapter 13 plan?
  
• Does a previous bankruptcy prevent me from filing?
  
• Are there tax consequences to filing bankruptcy?
  
• Can I file bankruptcy without a lawyer?

Are there debts that I
cannot discharge?

Yes.   The scope of the discharge varies in each chapter:  in Chapter 7, debts incurred by fraud, intentionally harmful actions, dishonesty, as well as priority taxes, unfiled taxes,  family support and debts to a former spouse, student loans, criminal fines and restitution cannot be discharged. 

In Chapter 13, you can discharge non support debts to a former spouse, government fines, and some intentional torts that could not be discharged in Chapter 7.