I owe 93,799 in student loans and make barely enough to pay my bills now. What do I do?
If your student loan lenders will not do anything for you, and you have no way to pay what they are asking for, you may look into filing Chapter 13...
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If your student loan lenders will not do anything for you, and you have no way to pay what they are asking for, you may look into filing Chapter 13...
If the mortgage lender/servicer takes your check and actually applies it (as opposed to holding it in suspense - you may want to call them to...
There are quiet few options you can explore. 1) Try to negotiate with bank for deed-in-lieu of foreclosure 2) Try to negotiation with bank...
Chapter 13 can do a lot of things. But there are caveats: Yes, you can *TRY* to stop student loan creditors, but it's not a guaranteed, they may...
Please clarify as to what contribution amount you are talking about. Are you talking about downpayment or three monthly payments for temporary...
Bankruptcy is one option to deal with this situation, but may be not the only one. Foreclosure defense may be something you want to explore. HOPE...
Short answer - you need to fight it. If it's been more than 10 years since the judgment was entered - it could be not valid, you need to explore...
The waiver you are talking about is "waiver of the time limitations on issuance of process". Filing this is not going to take away your...
I agree with Juan, $1000 seems very high. I've been in a reaffirmation hearing where the creditor listed $750 as a reaffirmation preparation fee. ...
Since they are garnishing you, I presume they are done suing you as they got a judgment. I would advise researching into hiring a good bankruptcy...