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Misdemeanor Diversion Relief for Military Veterans
Compassionate and innovative programs like Veterans Treatment Court and Military Diversion are the least we, as a grateful society, should do for those that have sacrificed so much for so many.
Veterans treatment court offers solutions and restoration for our military veterans caught up in the criminal justice system
Veterans treatment is a positive sign that our justice system is aware of and is responding compassionately and effectively to the problem.
College Dropouts Occur For Many Reasons, But Student Loans Remain
Students who come from more affluent families tend to stay in college, while those from lower-income backgrounds do not stand as much of a chance.
I Defaulted & The Government is Taking My Pay
Younger borrowers may not understand the ramifications of taking out large student loans—and they also may not immediately understand the complications ahead when bills are not paid to federal or private loan servicers.
Do You Feel Imprisoned by Your Student Loan Debts?
Student loan borrowers around the US have been making it clear—one way or another—that they are heavily weighed down by monthly payments to servicers who expect their payments promptly. For many, doing so can be a challenge.
Student Loans: Colleges Producing Highest Amounts of Debt
While students carry the burden of student loans from an assortment of learning institutions around the US, recent news highlighted the top ten colleges with students carrying the highest balances owed to student loan servicers.
Student Loan Debt Topics: Numbers Show Decline in College Enrollments
Typical life milestones are now being delayed for many student loan borrowers as they struggle to get their money issues under control.
Student Loan Borrowers Take Out Larger Sums for Private Colleges
Student loan borrowers are often held responsible for making payments of over $350 a month, not only straining budgets but also straining marriages to the point of divorce.
Chief Student Loan Watchdog Resigns
There may be further worries on the student loan debt front as recent news announces the resignation of Seth Frotman, student loan ombudsman at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Free Consultations: A Primer on What to Expect
Although the American Bar Association’s (ABA) Model Rules of Professional Conduct do not explicitly require individual attorneys or law firms to offer free initial consultations, many lawyers advertise them. These meetings give prospective clients a chance to gauge whether or not they have a strong case. At the same time, the attorneys have the opportunity to share their expertise and opinions with someone struggling over legal concerns.
