Tag Archives: Student Loans

Can Student Loans Be Discharged in Bankruptcy? What About Child Support Debts? Alimony?

I am back folks. But, I have to admit that this will be a short one. I am in Tucson today for a 341 hearing, which means about 5 hours of commuting. Ah well, it a beautiful day and a scenic drive through the desert – things could be worse. A majority of my clients come [...]

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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy: What Debts Are Non-Dischargeable?

As you all may know, filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy protection is often a pretty efficient way to rid yourself of burdensome debt. Don’t get me wrong, there are serious ramifications associated with filing bankruptcy – these must be adequately understood and considered prior to filing. However, as long as you are realistic about your [...]

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Myth Of The Day: Private Student Loans Are Discharged In Bankruptcy

The cost of secondary education is enormous these days, something I know all too well after 4 years undergraduate school + 3 years law school. Consider the tables below (which may I add don’t include all loan types): Even a two year degree will put the average student over $10,000 in the hole. And when you [...]

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