Still cannot discharge Student loans easily in bankruptcy. Supreme Court declined to hear appeal.

January 11, 2016Bankruptcy, discharge student loans, supreme courtLeave a commentTerrance Leeders

No progress for student loans in bankruptcy. It’s up to Congress to change the laws.

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