Does Divorce Impact Student Loan Forgiveness?

Angela and her husband are considering divorce after a 7-year separation, but they're concerned about losing their eligibility for the income-contingent loan repayment plan with forgiveness after 20 years.
They've been filing taxes jointly and have only a few years left before their loans are forgiven. In this video, I address Angela's concerns and provide guidance on navigating student loan forgiveness during and after divorce.
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[@meganstrauss628]

Thank you, this is a great topic since my divorce is almost final. On another topic, are my loans forgiven if I get approved for full SSDI?

[@stanleytate]

You have to be considered totally and permanently disabled. For Social security approvals, your review must be 5 years out.