I have heard it can be done and want to know how it can be done and under what circumstances as I know it’s difficult. I ask because I have over 100k in loans and have been unable to get a job that pays over 30k, and my payments are to be over 1,000 per month and I only make 1,600 per month.
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I'm not asking for your opinion on wether or not private student loans should be allowed to be written off in chapter 7 bankruptcy.
I'm asking what is the liklihood that it will be an amendment anytime soon?
I'm curious because the democrats voted for that very amendment in Februrary 2008. Republicans voted against it overwhelmingly and were the majority so it was removed.
No they should not be allowed to be written off.
I would have tried to become a doctor then…because I would have just taken out massive loans and then declared bankruptcy.
I can't believe it was even considered.
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I need to file bankruptcy within the next 3 months. The only problem is all of my past due student loans. Can I file chapter 13 on those or are the exempt all together?
Nope… My sister is a Paralegal. I asked her the same thing just a few days ago.
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What is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, and is it For Me? Chapter 7 in the bankruptcy code is the liquidation of most debts. The only debts you cannot liquidate: student loans (unless they are over 7 years), taxes of any type, and child support or alimony. These must still be paid. Chapter 7 is the most
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My husband and I have a large amount of debt due to student loans. However, only a couple of thousand are through the government. The rest are through private companies. If we were to file bankruptcy I know that the federal student loans would still have to be repaid. But what about the private student loans? Would those be charged off or would we still have to repay those as well?
Private student loans are not covered by bankruptcy
Information on filing bankruptcy and student loans in Indiana.