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Going to college is a stressful yet exciting time. Between filling out FASFA’s, awaiting acceptance letters, and registering for classes there is a lot of important information that can be missed. Currently, the US is holding $1.4 trillion dollars in student debt and so if there is one crucial thing to pay extra attention to,  … Read more

Scam artists target many different segments of our society and students struggling with debt is no exception. While student debt relief has been a long time hunting ground for individuals to victimize people, with student loan debt in America reaching an all-time high of $1.4 trillion, it seems that more financial scams are arising than  … Read more

When you file bankruptcy, the court issues specific rules, and if you don’t follow those guidelines, or abuse the bankruptcy process in generally, the bankruptcy court may dismiss your case with prejudice. Taking a step back, when your bankruptcy case is dismissed, the court stops your bankruptcy proceedings without discharging your debts, which essentially ends  … Read more