Student loan debt is often difficult to get discharged by the Houston bankruptcy court. There are so many factors involved that even if you did not satisfy all of the criteria in your original bankruptcy case you may become eligible for discharge years later based on events such as unemployment, reduced income, or disability.

Fortunately, if your facts and circumstances change over the years since your Chapter 7 discharge your Woodlands Bankruptcy Attorney can file additional adversary proceedings to continue to pursue discharge without going through an entirely new bankruptcy provided the student loans existed at the time your previous bankruptcy petition was filed. If you have student loans that you received after your last bankruptcy petition was filed then they would not be eligible to be included in this special procedure.

Call The Shea Law Firm at (832) 592-7913 if you need an experienced bankruptcy lawyer.

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