Student Loan discharge
Student loans might be discharged through bankruptcy.
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Student loans might be discharged through bankruptcy.
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Schools cannot refuse to release your transcript or diploma just because your bankruptcy case discharged a debt for tuition. This ruling came down recently from the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers Illinois, Wisconsin and Indiana. It is true that student loans cannot be discharged in bankruptcy, except in special circumstances, such has financial […]
Many debtors considering bankruptcy have a wide variety of types of debt. Debts range from medical bills, to credit cards and pay day loans, to homes and cars, and even student loans. The Bankruptcy Code affords little to no relief for debtors burdened with student loans. The general rule is that student loans are not […]
[category: Bankruptcy} With bankruptcy filings ever on the rise attorneys and researchers are beginning to achieve greater insight into who is impacted and how people are impacted by bankruptcy. A number of studies have been done to examine this very issue, including the 2007 Consumer Bankruptcy Project. It comes as little surprise that various demographic […]
Yes, you can file bankruptcy multiple times. In fact, there is no limit to the number of times that you can file. However, if you have received a discharge in a previous case, a certain amount of time must pass before you can receive a discharge again. The amount of time that must elapse […]
The length of time that you will have to make payments in a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy situation depends upon the amount of your monthly income as compared to the average median income in your state. If your monthly income is below the state median, the debtor can choose the length of the plan between 3 […]
A debtor can obtain a discharge of debt by filing for bankruptcy. A discharge of debt releases the individual’s personal liability for many types of debts. A discharge prevents creditors from making any collections efforts upon the debtor including phone calls, letters, and threats. If you live in the St. Louis Area, being represented by […]
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