At DebtStoppers, we guide our clients through the process of filing for bankruptcy with student
loans. Initially, it involves consulting with our experienced attorneys to assess your situation and
choose the right bankruptcy chapter, either Chapter 7 or Chapter 13. We then assist in filing the
necessary bankruptcy petition, along with an additional lawsuit within your case, known as an
adversary proceeding, to argue for the discharge of your federal student loans. If we can
demonstrate that you meet certain conditions, such as having been out of school for more than
10 years, having a disability, not having completed your degree, being over 65, or having been
unemployed for more than 5 of the last 10 years, we may be able to reach an agreement with
the government to discharge your student loans. With these qualifying circumstances, the
approach to demonstrating the need for discharging student loans shifts from a broad "undue
hardship" argument to more specific, definable criteria that may streamline the process. Our
expert team at DebtStoppers is dedicated to navigating you through each step, offering
personalized advice and representation in court to optimize the success of your case.