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CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY AND COLLEGE TUITION ISSUES

COLLEGE TUITION CLAWBACKS

STUDENT LOAN DISCHARGES IN THE 7TH CIRCUIT: SOME THOUGHTS

STUDENT LOAN DISCHARGES IN THE 7TH CIRCUIT: SOME THOUGHTS
Authored by:  Steven P.Taylor
Student loans have become one of the largest components of debt in American society.  This size is a major problem that the bankruptcy system must address to effectuate its policy goals of fresh start (Chapter 7 bankruptcy) and rehabilitation (Chapter 13 bankruptcy).

Both well meaning friends and creditors

Both well meaning friends and creditors will tell you myths about filing bankruptcy. Dispel the myths about filing bankruptcy and be informed about your financial choices. http://ow.ly/QfqXO

DEALING WITH ZOMBIE DEBT IN BANKRUPTCY: ANOTHER ROAD UNDER RULE 9011

For those bankruptcy practitioners that also file Fair Debt Collection Practice Act claims, the general practice for the Chapter 13 bankruptcy practitioners is to review proof of claims at some point past the claims bar date and then object to proofs of claims for debt that is not enforceable under state law. Upon disallowance pursuant to the statute of limitations, the practitioner would schedule the FDCPA claim on schedule B, and cause a FDCPA case to be filed in District Court. Some pundits have stated that the filing of a proof of claim is itself not subject to the FDCPA.

Chapter 13: Getting Rid of Second Mortgage

Second Mortgage “Stripping”
by  Steven Taylor [email protected]

Law Office of Steven Taylor, PC

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