What is the coverage of Chapter 7 bankruptcy?

Chapter 7 eliminates all dischargable debt. The filing should prevent collections via garnishment, but liens will remain in place even after the case is concluded. If you are in my area and are looking for an attorney, please contact me for a free consultation.

All of the above. Actually, your question does not quite match what happens. When you file for bankruptcy and receive your discharge, the accounts on your credit reports that were discharged get the notation "Discharged in Bankruptcy". However, your credit life starts anew at that point. The fact that you filed for bankruptcy protection and actually got your discharge encourages car lenders and credit card companies, for example, to start lending you money again and the more time passes since your discharge without an adverse account, the higher your credit score rises and when you obtain credit and pay on time and keep more of your line of credit available the faster it rises.

Filling a bakruptcy will erase different types of debts.

Most bills except for taxes and support.