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Discharge
A legal discharge means a court has erased your debt(s) and is not to be
confused with a "charge off" or "write off". A “charge off” or “write off” is
an accounting discharge which does not erase debts. A discharge removes an
obligation, burden, or responsibility by fulfilling the terms of the contract.
For example, student loans are not discharged during a bankruptcy.
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