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Bankruptcy-Student Loans

I delared bankruptcy in October 1998 and had student loans included, I have been out of school for more then 10 years. Are these loans automatically dischrged after 10 years or do I have to go to court to get them discharged?????

Mike

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One Response to “Bankruptcy-Student Loans”

A licensed trustee said...

Unfortunately, you have to apply to the Court to have your student loans retro-actively discharged by the bankruptcy you completed in 1998. Contact the trustee that handled your file in the first place, or speak to a lawyer about what is required. You will be charged a fee (probably hourly) for the service.