adult highschool resetting 10 year rule?

I went through bankruptcy in 2003. It was 2005 before it was discharged. At the time I went through debt counselling (part of the bankruptcy process) I was told that after I had been out of University for 10 years, I can apply to have my student loans set aside. I was told that all I have to do is contact my bankruptcy trustee to set this in motion. So... after my 10 years was up (this year in March) I called my bankruptcy trustee... she had no idea how to do it, thought I applied directly to the court to ask that my bankruptcy be put aside. Means no payments, ever, and the student loan wiped out... and because I am disabled now, I qualify. So I went down to the local courthouse, and asked for the forms to fill out to apply to the court to have my student loans put aside. Both federal and provincial. The courthouse reception knew nothing of this. Didn't even know which forms would need to be filled out. But, they said if I knew of someone who went through this just take in the copies of the forms they fillled out with their name blacked out, and they would file the same forms for me. I called my bankruptcy trustee back.... She didn't know of anyone who went through this, but sent me to the superintendant of bankruptcy to ask him. He was in court all day so left a message for a call back.... still waiting.... called another bankruptcy company and the lady didn't know what I was talking about but put me through to another lady... who was out... and I left another VM... and still waiting. Yet another lady told me that I have to talk to the student loan companies directly.... that it will take 1 or 2 years.... So.... the answer is yes, you can have the bankruptcy put aside if you qualify... as to the how of doing it, I am still in the process of finding out, and as I learn more, I will post it for you.

Then please tell me the process, Johnny!!! This is so aggravating! Everybody is out, nobody knows how to do it, the courts haven't heard of it... Please post the information for me...

So how do I demonstrate my hardship? And to who? That is the biggest issue.... Who???? Where and who do I go to? I can figure the rest out after that. I am pretty good at solving problems. But, when nobody can tell me the who, what, where and why but yet they know that it can be done, then I get frustrated. Who do I go to? Is it my trustee who should know? Is it the courts? Or is it some obscure little gov't office that nobody knows about? Please tell me the short of it.... email me if you like. Just ask for email addy...

You got o who you owe and demonstrate your hardship. If they atempt to discourage you from doing so, then seek help. That is one of the functions of The CFW Group.