Comments on: How to Find a Student Loan Attorney or Bankruptcy Lawyer

By: Giovanny Cardenas

Giovanny Cardenas — Sat, 21 Jan 2017 14:56:00 +0000

I’m writing to you because I’ve come across you and it sounds like you are a student loans attorney. I’ll get straight to it, I have about 185k in student loan debt from a bachelor’s degree and an online master’s degree that I got because I couldn’t afford my student loans so that I could put them into deferment. The only reason I can afford my $1400 payment is because i bought a house that i rent to the roommates. I’m not actually doused to rent it out according to local laws but I have no other choice.

I went to school for criminology and political science and I did my masters in Homeland Security. When I got out of college in 2004 I worked in real estate hoping that I could pay off the debt and then the market crashed. I then started working for a contractor for Homeland Security enforcing the deportation of criminal immigrants. But after 5yrs I realized that I was just apart of the rat race and going no where. I played for federal jobs such for Special Agent positions with ATF, DEA, FBI, BORDER PATROL, and other agencies but I couldn’t get in. It was always one reason or another but i also couldn’t pass a polygraph for the life of me, not because I lied but because I had a guilty conscious. I never did one drug growing up and I always stayed out of trouble knowing that I wanted to work in law enforcement.

I’ve left Homeland Security and now i work as a real estate agent and I’m doing ok. Even though I’m paying the debt it’s only until the city shows up and tells me that I can’t have renters. The debt holds me back in life because it’s like a dirty secret every time I meet a girl because who wants to marry a guy with 185k in student loans and mortgage payment that will never go away.

I’m writing to you because I’ve recently that bankruptcies have recently been taking place for people that have student loans but aren’t working in their field and are consumed by student loan debt. If this is something you can help me with, please contact me.

By: Sharon Constantine O'Donnell

Sharon Constantine O'Donnell — Thu, 08 Dec 2016 13:17:00 +0000

Good Morning, I am doing a little leg work for my parents with this question. My sister had my parents co-sign for some of her student loans. This was during all the loan debacle of 2009-2011. Like good parents they did. The problem is my sister is in default with her loans and in horrific credit card debt and is being chased by a constable. I keep telling my parents to get their names off the loan. Is this possible at all? The loan amount they co-signed for is roughly under 50K . Is there a lawyer out there, or some legal advice we could have contact with? Thank you for any input! HELP!

By: AKP

AKP — Thu, 14 Jul 2016 01:39:00 +0000

Anyone know how student loan debt (federal) is handled if it was consolidated and the two individuals are divorced?

By: Brandi Layne

Brandi Layne — Mon, 30 Nov 2015 16:32:00 +0000

i really need help with my huge amount of student loan debt. my loans come to over $126,000!i cant pay this debt, i cant even do monthly payments which they said would be like over $3000 if i did pay. I’ve done deferments etc but my loans keep getting sold to different companies who in turn mess up paperwork and reactivate everything. it’s a real mess. i really need to bankrupt these off my credit report as they’re constantly holding back my life keeping me in a circle of poverty credit wise.there is such a lack of jobs here for anyone with degrees in history. is there a good student loan bankruptcy lawyer in Ohio?thanks

By: The Student Loan Sherpa

The Student Loan Sherpa — Wed, 15 Oct 2014 23:27:00 +0000

Something seems off about what they have put you through. At the bottom of the page is a link to send me an email. Hopefully we can find a payment plan that works for you because 1100 doesn’t sound right at all.

By: john d

john d — Wed, 12 Feb 2014 10:29:00 +0000

Great post really , it tells about the student loan and its processing.The steps that are involved in it are firstly Familiarize Yourself with Student Loan Bankruptcy Law secondly Explain Your Undue Hardship and lastly

Show That the Law is on Your Side.

By: Bankruptcy Australia

Bankruptcy Australia — Mon, 13 Jan 2014 01:21:00 +0000

Gladly that i came across with your article. Finding good attorney when handling your situation is hard for the others.

By: Declare Bankruptcy

Declare Bankruptcy — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 01:19:00 +0000

Great tips about student loan. I appreciate for the job well done of the author who shared this information to the public.

By: Mandi

Mandi — Thu, 12 Dec 2013 18:51:00 +0000

Yes I am in major debt with private student loans. There was a law firm called berges law group that said they would help to fight my debt. I’m a little worried it might be a scam or that I should find an attorney on a smaller scale. I just don’t know what to do and any advice would be great. I just know I can’t afford my loan payments

By: Michael Lux

Michael Lux — Wed, 24 Jul 2013 00:30:06 +0000

In reply to Thomas. No problem! I'm happy to help.