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Yes; if a (principal) debtor cannot pay a loan and the loan has a co-signor on it, the lender can require payment from the co-signor once the principal has declared bankruptcy. This is important to know if you are ever considering co-signing a loan; you may someday be asked to take full responsibility for it.
