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There is no such law federal or state. Federally funded student loans are sometimes forgiven if the debtor student has incurred a mental or physical illness that renders them permanently disabled to the extent of never being able to earn enough income to repay the debt. This option however is now under scrutiny and it is possible it may be repealed in the next congressional session.

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Q: What is the name of the federal act or law that allows one to get a debt relief ruling without filing a bankruptcy?
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