Can my ex husband put my alimony in his bankruptcy?

No.

No.

Nope.

Alimony must be listed in a bankruptcy filing but that obligation cannot be discharged.

You probably should consult with a bankruptcy attorney but generally under bankruptcy law, a domestic support obligation is any debt incurred before or after a bankruptcy filing that is owed to or recoverable by a spouse, former spouse, child or governmental unit; in the nature of alimony, maintenance or support; and established pursuant to the terms of a divorce decree, separation agreement, property settlement agreement, court order or administrative determination. In Chapter 7 bankruptcy, essentially all marital and domestic relations obligations are not dischargeable, regardless of whether they are support in nature, property divisions or hold harmless? agreements, provided they were incurred by the debtor in the course of a matrimonial proceeding or a divorce action which resulted in a separation agreement, divorce decree, court order or administrative determination.

Spousal support and child support are not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

No. Spousal support orders are not dischargeable in bankruptcy.

Alimony is one of the items that do not get forgiven in bankruptcy.