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Reboot Your Life: Tampa Student Loan and Bankruptcy Attorney Blog

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When do you Need an Attorney?

Can I do All This Myself or Do I Need an Attorney? Yes, dealing with your debt is something you can do yourself. But like anything, sometimes it is better to hire someone who does this day in and day out. Particularly if you have a lot of debt or…

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What is a Rule 2004 Exam in Bankruptcy and How do I prepare?

Basically, a Rule 2004 exam is just like any other deposition.  In every bankruptcy case, a 341 creditors meeting is set approximately five weeks after a bankruptcy petition is filed.  A 341 examination is usually short (about 15 minutes on average) and viewed as the only opportunity for a creditor,…

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Post Bankruptcy — Don’t Just Pay – Often a Collections Law Violation!

We received this inquiry today from a fellow bankruptcy attorney: I have a client who had a Chapter 13, which due to it being a 100% plan, ended off paying off the Proof of Claim Amount at 100% in the bankruptcy. Years later, (Insert Private Student Loan Company Here) is…

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Florida Foreclosure Help

The FHA Covid-19 Forbearances allow for reduced or suspended payments without specific terms of repayment, for six months at a time, up to 18 months.  Deadline for applications was May 11, 2023.  The end of the health emergency is now over.  If you’ve lost your income, job change or divorce…

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Confused over whether there is still Income Monitoring of Total and Permanent Disability Applications to Discharge Federal Student Loan Debt?

We’ve seen some confusion out there about whether those with disability discharges for federal student loans are required to provide income information going forward.  This is because the new rule hasn’t yet gone into effect.  But it will before the repayment pause ends so no worries. https://www.ed.gov/news/press-releases/education-department-releases-final-regulations-expand-and-improve-targeted-debt-relief-programs The rule eliminates…

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