by student loan lawyer | Feb 24, 2015 | Student Loans
If you default on Federal Student Loans, the U.S. Government has many collection tools at it’s disposal. They can take your tax refund, garnish wages and bank accounts – without suing you. However, private student loan collectors do not have as many...
by student loan lawyer | Jan 31, 2015 | Student Loans
Attorney Scott Ciolek was interviewed by The Toledo Blade regarding the burden that student loans have on college grads. Read the entire article College Students Finance their...
by student loan lawyer | Jan 19, 2015 | Student Loans
The federal student loan default rate continues to rise. It’s very difficult for borrowers to repay the loans when they’ve often settled on a job that does not pay as much as they had hoped or may not even be in their field of study. How do you get federal...
by student loan lawyer | Jan 16, 2015 | Student Loans
National Collegiate Trust is notorious for filing lawsuits for private student loans. You likely haven’t heard of National Collegiate Trust prior to receiving a collection letter or being served with a lawsuit. National Collegiate Trust is in the business of...
by student loan lawyer | Jan 12, 2015 | Student Loans
It’s tax time and we’re getting a lot of calls regarding whether the IRS can take your refund for student loans that are in default. Federal student loans are considered to be in default when payments are 270 days or more past due. Scott Ciolek may be able...
by student loan lawyer | Dec 19, 2014 | Student Loans
There are serious consequences to defaulting on your student loan. Federal Student Loan Consequences If you make monthly student loan payments, default occurs when you fail to make a payment for 270 days. There are severe consequences to defaulting on your student...
