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Facing a Debt Collection Lawsuit in Florida?

This month, lots of debt collectors are filing cases.  You may have been served recently.  First, don’t ignore it.  If you ignore a summons, it’s easy for the debt collector to get a judgment and start to garnish your wages or bank accounts.  Don’t do it.  We call that “low…

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Double Consolidations Still Working for Those with Parent Plus Loans?

So you may have heard by now that all consolidation applications are being processed by Aidvantage.  The online system is completely frozen.  And that most people are being placed into forbearance while the system is frozen.  Just last week, the Department of Ed asked one of the courts for clarification…

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Questions about PSLF Processing for Student Loan Forgiveness and What’s Happening Now?

Some details about the current status of PSLF – Public Service Loan Forgiveness: PSLF processing and tracking is no longer handled by MOHELA —  You can get much more specific information on your PSLF progress, including a month-by-month breakdown of qualifying PSLF payments, through your account at StudentAid.gov, which is…

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Yes, It is Possible to File Bankruptcy on Your Student Loans

Right now, there is a lot of confusion regarding our federal student loan program.  There are multiple federal cases and several injunctions that have pretty much frozen federal student loans. A couple things are still working.  Total and Permanent Disability discharges of federal student loans, and filing bankruptcy on them.…

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Have you Checked out our YouTube Channel for Free Help with your Student Loans?

Here’s a review posted recently about our student loan videos: I wish the views on this channel were much higher. Christie is both thorough and concise. It’s the best channel on YouTube regarding student loans. I know that it’s more confusing than normal now with all the litigation and holds…

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Filing Bankruptcy? Don’t Forget to Disclose any Potential Consumer Claims or Risk Loss

Bankruptcy is all about full disclosure.  Tell the trustee or court whatever assets you have and in return you receive a full discharge of most debt.  The reason I say most debt is because there are rules re: IRS debt, student loan debt and secured debt such as vehicles, 401k…

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