Bankruptcy discharged but creditor still calling; student loan?

Question

I had an injury and illness, then the hurricanes we had, and had to file ch7 bankruptcy.I didn't know about a hardship type.There's a government program that rewards teachers for each year worked in high risk/severely needed areas, and deducts off a student loan. My atty included my info in the papers and the judge granted a full discharge. The bankruptcy document says any creditor has to notify the court prior to it, if they have any objection; none did. Months after the discharge, the student loan company sent a payment booklet. I spoke with them,and they said they did recieve notice prior to the bankruptcy, and of the discharge, but they 'usually' don't have to contact the court'. They said I now have to prove the judge said this loan specifically was discharged. I asked the trustee, she said 'That's closed,if they're on the schedules, it's discharged'.They are.No creditors are listed individually.Idon't think the burden is on me to prove it's included.They are calling with threats

Answer 1

You can not discharge a student loan in bankruptcy court.

Even if it is listed, it would not be dischaged unless the judge specificly ruled on it for some special hardship reasons,

Merley have your attorney contact them if it really was discharged in bankruptcy.

Answer 2

Yes, call the lawyer or lawfirm that represented you.