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1. You can not add anything that was not listed to a bankruptcy after it has been discharged.

2. 99% of the time they will never discharge a student loan. Student loans are loans to the government they want there money back end of story.

3. The good news is they will usually except any type of repayment plan as long as you talk to them about the situation. However, they will take your tax refunds or garnish your wages if you don't contact them and make an effort to pay them something.

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