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Old Bankruptcy

I went backrupt 9 years ago, and my student loans are 9 years old. When the 10 year mark arrives, is there any way that I can roll my student loans into the old bankruptcy? (I heard that I can do this from someone). If so, do I do it through a trustee or a lawyer?

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One Response to “Old Bankruptcy”

A licensed trustee said...

Yes, you may apply to the Court to have your student loans dscharged by the bankruptcvy you completed 9 years ago. You may hire your trustee to make the motion for you, or hire a lawyer. It is not a complicated process, but very few trustees and lawyers have made these motions so you may have some difficulty finding someone to assist you.