Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Wisconsin

Probably not, since student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy for most people. Nor are they limited to posting active collections on your credit--they can also actively collect from you by sweeping bank accounts, garnishing wages, etc. You would also therefore be helping yourself if you helped your daughter reinstate the loan and get back into the government's income based repayment system. As long as she remains in good standing with those payments, they should leave you alone.

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