Discharging student loan debt through bankruptcy is not easy, but it may be possible in cases of undue hardship. To evaluate whether a borrower qualifies, courts and loan holders often look at specific financial and personal circumstances. Recent guidance from the...
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What can I do if debt collectors keep calling my workplace?
Dealing with debt collectors can be stressful, especially when they contact you at your workplace. Understanding your rights and knowing how to handle these situations can help you maintain your professional reputation and personal peace of mind. Legal tools are...
When a child’s illness leads to medical debt
When a child gets sick or injured, most parents do whatever it takes to get them the care they need. However, urgent or ongoing treatment can lead to high medical bills. If the child doesn’t have full insurance coverage or the care is out of network, costs can quickly...
3 ways Chapter 13 bankruptcy can help with missed mortgage payments
Individuals struggling with their finances often have to make difficult decisions. They may submit payment to one creditor at the expense of others because they do not have enough income to cover all of their financial obligations. In some cases, financial issues...
Can you discharge medical debt from a deceased loved one?
The emotional toll of losing a loved one can be overwhelming. On top of that, you may receive bills for their unpaid medical care. It's essential to understand when you may be responsible for this debt and when you are not. Below are some important points to consider....