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files pro se, listed student loan knowing not dischargeable?:Right thing to do?

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I filed pro se today and following the spirit of full disclosure I listed my student loans, already knowing they weren't dischargeable.....
Have I just jeopardized my entire filing by doing that?
Since my sl's are not dischargeable, can the whole petition be denied just because of that?

I couldn't find a straight answer to that one on this forum, though plenty of questions exist on student loans....if I have created a big fat problem for myself, can I amend my petition before my 341 meeting in this regard?

Last and I guess I should ask though I may be inviting abuse; I also listed them if the situation arose in which I must pursue a discharge of the sl's; I felt that if I didn't list them, then I couldn't pursue the avenue later; I know the rules are stringent in determining student loan discharges, and I wouldn't consider it if I didn't think my family might be coming under that unfortunate umbrella; was I right in that regard at least?

So, any replies are welcomed.....
 



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