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Mr Kovacs is correct - if your father is not a co-signor then he is not responsible but your mom's estate may be.
Yes, you can, though whether is is ultimately discharged depends on your particular situation.
Sure you can sue them but it will more than likely cost you more to do so then what you might recover. In addition, if you lose the case the judge...
Do not do anything until you speak with an attorney - what you are proposing to do may well keep you from being able to file for bankruptcy.
You need an attorney to assist you.
Mr Repay is correct - you really should meet with an attorney to fully review the debt and your options.
Yes, the defendant can appeal. And, no, there is no "quick" way to collect the judgment.
Student loans are generally not dischargeable in bankruptcy. If you need a low cost attorney contact Illinois Legal Aid online...
These can remain on your credit reports for seven to ten years.
Contact Illinois Legal Aid for assistance: http://www.illinoislegalaidonline.org/
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