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Fewer Chapter 13 Bankruptcies Expected Under Reduced Debt Caps

The debt limits of a Chapter 13 bankruptcy are dropping considerably tomorrow, June 21, 2024.  The Bankruptcy Courts are reverting back to a two part test that limits eligibility to a maximum of $465,275 for unsecured debt and $1,395,875 for secured debt.  Importantly, there is no talk of an extension…

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Has More than One Year Gone By Since You’ve Touched Your Student Loans?

The Biden administration’s overhaul of the Department of Education has put a lot of things on hold during the pandemic, but has created a number of good programs and fixed existing programs that should be taken advantage of now. If your student loans are in default for instance, while rehabs…

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Orlando Student Loan and Bankruptcy Workshop — June 7, 2024

We will be speaking at the Orlando Student Loan and Bankruptcy Workshop on June 7, 2024 along with Laurie K. Weatherford, Chapter 13 Trustee, Orlando Division, and Robert and Tammy Branson.  For our fellow attorneys who practice bankruptcy, this is not one to miss.  The cost to attend is only…

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The new Bankruptcy IDR will work great for many – but there are two limitations!

We’ve confirmed through the NCLC that the new regulation allowing credit for IDR for anyone in bankruptcy will NOT apply to FFEL loans.  Or Perkins loans, or unconsolidated Parent Plus loans.  So it’s best to consolidate to Direct Loans before filing, but now that the 4/30 deadline has passed, it’s…

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Consolidate by 4/30/24 for IDR Audit – Nelnet Accepts by Email!

As we race toward the 4/30/24 deadline for submitting a consolidation application for the IDR Audit deadline, please know that Nelnet has the following phone and email.  They will accept a consolidation application by email.  We recommend calling them a few days after to verify receipt of the application.  There…

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Student Loan Discharges in Bankruptcy are now Working!

Many questions surround the possibility and even probability of discharging student loans in bankruptcy.  The law around student loan dischargeability hasn’t changed in many years, the way I understand it – it’s just that newer theories on applying that law to private student loans have come to the forefront in…

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