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Can private and fed. student loans survive bankruptcy?

June 30, 2010 by  
Filed under Student loans

If u took out a huge loan to attend a school and the school turns out to be a scam, left the victim bankrupt and completely broke, via a “trade” school can u declare bankruptcy ? If too much time has passed to file any suits under the statues of limitations, etc. . . Will the loans survive? They have since been sold to another company’s, loan consolidation?

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3 Responses to “Can private and fed. student loans survive bankruptcy?”

  1. street4success says:

    Usually federal student loans are NOT discharged through bankruptcy – you should contact an atttorney though for sure. Good luck.

  2. mister ed says:

    you have an interesting situation and i do not have an asnwer except to see a lawyer == student loans are not normally cover other wise every college student would file bankruptcy — but with your school going belly up throws fish into the game — good luck!!! please email me and let me know what the lawyer says!!!

  3. MarathonWomen says:

    As above, federal student loans are not normally bankruptable, however if the school was a scam there may be some recourse for you, contact an attorney.