It assures that each person will either pay their owns debts, or, if the other person is forced to pay them, reimburse that person, including attorney's fees and costs. The other language is unnecessary in a chapter 7 bankruptcy as all such obligations are not dischargeable without such language. However, in a chapter 13, the indemnification would be dischargeable. The court sought to prevent that by calling it support which is not dischargeable under any chapter of bankruptcy.
Answered on Feb 09th, 2013 at 5:15 PM