bankruptcy wage garnishment
With Bankruptcy and Student Loans, who decides if a borrower meets the “substantial hardship” test?
My daughter filed bankrupcy in 2005. The lender said that they would not pursue the loans unless her financial situation improves. (it hasn’t). Today they called and said that she needed to pay $1000 by the end of the month or face a wage garnishment. Can the Bankruptcy Court intervene?
They are government loans.
If they are private student loans, no. Bankruptcy will not discharge those.
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