Legal Question in Bankruptcy in New York

Re: private student loans

Under current law discharge (i.e., wiping out) of student loans in bankruptcy is available in very limited circumstances, typically involving serious medical problems of the student loan debtor, and/or inability to earn even a very modest income, and/or extremely limited long term future income prospects.

For many people with student loan problems and regular income, chapter 13 bankruptcy may provide some relief, particularly to stop wage garnishments and bank levies. We have used chapter 13 to help many clients with student loan problems.

Please feel free to review the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on our website at www.starrandstarr.com and the postings on our Blog (there is a link on the site) for more info.

Feel free to contact me at 8888678165 for a free initial consultation regarding your chapter 13 options.

The foregoing is intended as general info. of interest to readers of this website and is not intended as legal advice for your specific situation. Facts and circumstances not disclosed in your brief posting may materially affect your rights. You should consult with an attorney.

Best regards,