by student loan lawyer | Dec 5, 2015 | Student Loans
The Obama administration may be considering capping the PSLF benefit at $57,500. Limiting the loan forgiveness to $57,500 would likely retroactively affect people who have been counting on the benefit since it was announced in 2007. Read the article.
by student loan lawyer | Jun 27, 2015 | Student Loans
Bloomberg News had an interesting article regarding lawsuits filed by National Collegiate Student Loan Trust. Read More
by student loan lawyer | Apr 6, 2015 | Student Loans
Failing to repay student loans has all sorts of consequences. If you live certain states, you could loose your professional certification or your driver’s license. The list doesn’t include Michigan or Ohio. Check it out here:
by student loan lawyer | Apr 2, 2015 | Student Loans
There have been many inquires from recent grads that can’t afford the minimum payment due on federal loans. Defaulting can lead to wage garnishment, tax offset, and negative credit reporting. Anyone in danger of defaulting should try contacting the servicer to...
by student loan lawyer | Apr 2, 2015 | Student Loans
In certain situations, settling student loan debt is the the way to go. If you have a lump sum of cash to offer, you might be able to get a very good deal and settle the debt once and for all. Sometimes debt collectors will offer a decent payment option. If...
