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Collections Lawsuit Relief Via Chapter 7 Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy may seem like an intimidating process that you know nothing about, and you may be worried about all the paperwork. With the help of a skilled bankruptcy attorney, you should find the process to be streamlined.

Debt Collection Agencies Become More Powerful with a Judgment

If you do not reply to a collections lawsuit, and you do not appear at the scheduled trial, chances are good that a judgment will be entered against you automatically.

Student Loan Statistics: Women Carrying More Debt

The majority of rising students have loans, whether they are federal, private, or a combination of both. Now, statistics show that these growing numbers involve more women than men.

Graduate Schools Churn Out the Student Loan Debtors

Even with careers that may get off the ground quickly, high monthly balances due to student loan debt servicers can be crippling.

Lawsuits? Default Judgments? Take Care of Business, But Don’t Let Stress Get You

Although trying to forget about your financial problems may seem like the easiest thing to do, procrastination just increases stress in the long term.

Court Judgments Signify Loss of Collections Lawsuits

If you are concerned about impending creditor lawsuits or fighting a default judgment, consult with an experienced law firm as soon as possible.

Looking for Student Loan Forgiveness? Check Out These Programs

There are a host of different programs available via the government if you are having trouble making payments on your student loans, and many of them are overlooked by borrowers.

Living Paycheck to Paycheck? A Collections Lawsuit Could Be Devastating

The average US consumer has a lot on their shoulders financially; studies show that the typical household holds nearly $135,000.00 in debt. Have you or someone you know been on the receiving end of a collections lawsuit?

Creditor Negotiations May Still Be Possible after the Default Judgment

Consumer debt just continues to grow in the US, with recent news pointing to second quarter numbers that show an increase of $454 billion from one year ago.

Considering Grad School? The Payoff May Be All About Student Loan Debts

Graduate students represent a small number of student loan borrowers, but the amounts they borrow can be astronomical in comparison.

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