Not even ten years ago, it would have been odd to think that you might need a student loan lawyer. Honestly, I doubt that the phrase student loan lawyer had even been created that recently.
However, student loans and student loan defaults are a staggering problem, not only in New England – but there are student loan law issues nationwide. In the United States, we now have more outstanding student loan debt than we have credit card debt. Over one trillion dollars, and by some estimates, almost forty percent of this student loan debt is in default.
You thought the banking crisis was bad, wait until the student loan lawsuits begin to roll in with the tide.
Douglas J. Beaton
And, sadly, there are a lot of myths surrounding this tsunami of debt.
Including:
* “There’s nothing I can do about my student loan debt.”
* “Bankruptcy can never help with student loans.”
* “Even a student loan lawyer can’t help me.”
* “The payments are so high I’m going to choke.”
* “I’ll never get rid of my student loans before I die,”
and more misconceptions.
All of those are untrue, damaging myths.
If you’ve been sued over your student loans, if your loan payments are killing you, if you are feeling hopeless being in default –
please get in touch with me so we can get your loans — and your life back on track.
I can explain:
* How to get your loans out of default, so that you can qualify for govermnent-sponored help paying them.
* How you may be able to lower your student loan payments.
* Why you should usually NOT accept a forbearance plan on your student loan.
* Why there are good reasons for NOT sending money to a debt collector who is contacting you about student loans.
* Why taking a deferment may be the exact wrong thing for you to do. Why a forbearance might be even worse. What you should do to fix it.
* Whether filing a bankruptcy case would solve your problems, help your problems, or cause a disaster. A lot of people can be helped without filing bankruptcy. For others, it’s a life saver.
* What you should do about your loans if you find yourself suddenly unemployed or laid off.
* Why doctors, nurses, court clerks, government employees and anyone who works for a non-profit organization, should contact me now.
* Why much of advice you may have received on your student loans is probably inaccurate.
If you are worried about how to pay off your student loans, if you’ve been contacted by debt collectors, if you have been sued in court, or facing wage garnishment, or if you just can’t make the payments, don’t despair — there’s a good chance that I can help you find a solution. All you need to do is make an appointment.