New Jersey Mom Continues to Pay Off State Student Loans Despite Son’s Murder
Kevin DeOliveira-Longinetti was an honors student and talented athlete when he enrolled at the University of Vermont in 2009. According […]
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Attorney Jim Haller Authors Student Loan Debt Article Featured by The Hill
Chicago Consumer Attorney and Atlas Law Center Associate Jim Haller recently authored an opinion piece on student loan debt published
Hope For Student Debtors?
Unlike other types of debt, student loans are notoriously known for being near impossible to discharge, with the debtor given
Student Loan Firm Accused of Borrower Abuse
A group of more than two dozen state attorneys general has accused Navient Corp. (formerly known as Sallie Mae), America’s
Father Wins Student Loan Debt Relief
A federal appeals court has urged a bankruptcy judge to consider a settlement that would allow a Duxbury father to
Federal Judge: Broke Lawyers Can Have Their Student Loan Debts Cancelled
This March, The Wall Street Journal reported that law school graduates who file for bankruptcy can receive a discharge of
U.S. Marshals Arresting Student Loan Borrowers
The U.S. Marshals Service is arresting people in Houston for not paying their outstanding federal student loans. According to a Fox 26
Student Loan Debt Relief: How Much Hardship Does it Really Take?
The Department of Education has recently intervened in the case of a 65-year-old man named Robert Murphy, who has struggled
Why Student Debt is Worse Than You May Think
It is no secret that student debt is becoming a massive problem in the United States, threatening both the financial futures of
First Wave of Student Loan Forgiveness Coming Soon
Of all consumer debts, student loans have the highest rate of default and delinquency rates. As many as 43 million