Bankruptcy

When you file for bankruptcy, your case is usually closed after you receive your discharge. What happens if your case

There are multiple federal cases and several injunctions that have frozen federal student loans. A couple of things still work.

When people hear the term fraud, they think of white-collar criminals and Ponzi schemes. They also think of scam callers.

Here is a recent review about our student loan videos. I wished the views on this YouTube channel were much

When you declare bankruptcy, any party interested in your case has a right to object. This blog will focus primarily

Bankruptcy revolves around full disclosure. You can get a full discharge for most debts if you tell the trustee or

Bankruptcy doesn’t have a standard law practice. While this list provides common reasons for filing, there are many other reasons.

U.S.C. §109(e) governs an individual’s eligibility to file a case under Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code.  Only an individual

An email went out to federal student loan borrowers today that was rather vague.  It basically said to stay tuned. 

Deciding whether you should file bankruptcy can be scary, stressful, and leave you feeling uncertain. When you file, you want