Yes, Student Loans Can Be Discharged in Bankruptcy
Most people think student loans can never be wiped out in bankruptcy. Here's what's actually true for Nevada borrowers with federal loans.
Read more →The Student Loan Attestation Process, Step by Step
How the Justice Department's attestation process works for discharging federal student loans in bankruptcy, from filing to the judge's decision.
Read more →Are Your Student Loans Held by the Department of Education? How to Check
The attestation process covers federal loans held by the Department of Education. Here's how to find out who owns your student loans.
Read more →The Three Questions the Government Asks About Your Student Loans
In a student loan bankruptcy case, the government looks at three things: your ability to pay now, in the future, and your good faith. Here's what each means.
Read more →Already Filed Bankruptcy? You Can Still Go After Your Student Loans
Even if you've already filed bankruptcy — or your case is closed — you may still be able to ask the court to discharge your federal student loans.
Read more →What to Gather Before Your Student Loan Consultation
A simple checklist of the documents to gather before a student loan bankruptcy consultation, so your review is fast and accurate.
Read more →Full or Partial Discharge — What a Government Offer Means
In a student loan bankruptcy case, the government may support discharging all of your loans or only part. Here's how to think about a partial offer.
Read more →Six Myths About Student Loans and Bankruptcy
Six common myths that stop people from even asking whether their student loans can be discharged in bankruptcy — and what's actually true.
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