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Reprint from a great California bankruptcy attorney – Cathy Moran

Debt Collectors Can Demand Payment on Facebook Once You ‘Friend’ or ‘Follow’ Them

CFPB and State Attorneys General Settle with Nationstar, aka Mr. Cooper, accused of unfair and deceptive practices

CFPB Settles with Discover Bank, the Student Loan Corporation and Discover Products for violating a consent order and other unlawful practices

The Paycheck Protection Program (the second round):

How Does the Consolidated Appropriation Act Intersect with Bankruptcy?
December 27, 2020 Congress passed the longest bill ever – 5,600 pages. The Consolidated Appropriation Act “CAA”, I can only assume, like so many of the other laws created by the Legislative branch, that this huge Act contains lots of special interest provisions, but I regress.  My focus here is to discuss how this Act interconnects with bankruptcy (note – the entire Bankruptcy Code is less than 200 pages).  The following is reprinted for educational purposes only.

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Student loans might be discharged through bankruptcy.

A bankruptcy filing is a legal process that enables debtors to overcome financial problems and deal with their burdening amount of loans and debt. A bankruptcy petition may also help an individual have a fresh start at life. There are, however, certain things you need to consider before declaring bankruptcy:

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