Much like the NASA moon landing, I have two very different powerpoints ready for a student loan presentation today at 2:00 p.m. for the National Association of Consumer Advocates (NACA) And I might be checking X on my phone every few minutes to see if there is any new Executive Orders out about dismantling the Department of Education!
Really though, there are some things working and working really well re: student debt. But it’s gonna look different. A lot different. If you’re an attorney, tune in! I bet NACA records these things also.
| Bankrupty May Be the Best Choice for Student Loan Relief Post-Election
February 5, 2:00 p.m. ET–3:30 p.m. ET |
| Pricing |
| Members: Free
Nonmembers: $90 If you have not yet been approved to attend NACA webinars, please email training@consumeradvocates.org to be vetted to attend. Join NACA today to get this webinar and so many more benefits at no additional cost! |
| Have you been wondering how the new ED guidelines for discharging federal student loan debt in bankruptcy may help in your practice? This webinar will explore potential relief for student loan debt in the next administration.
Please note that there will be a 30-minute online conversation following the webinar for those who want to stay on and chat about students loans and bankruptcy. |
| What You Will Learn |
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| Speaker |
| Christie Arkovich has been an AV rated Florida licensed attorney for more than 25 years since graduation from Stetson College of Law in 1992 with honors. In addition to Law Review, Ms. Arkovich gained practical experience by an internship with the Hillsborough County State Attorney’s Office and a clerkship with the Florida Bar. Thereafter, she worked in commercial litigation for three years for private law firms until starting her own consumer practice in 1995. Whenever possible, Ms. Arkovich takes the opportunity to share her knowledge about student loans gained from prior work as trial counsel for Sallie Mae, ECMC and other student loan servicers or guarantors, and from her practice now on the consumer side of things. She recently served on the Student Loan Committee for the new Student Loan Management Program in the Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida. |