Last week, an editor at the Atlanta Journal Constitution contacted me to ask if I would write a guest editorial about student loans and bankruptcy. Here is a slightly enhanc ... Read full article
Last week, an editor at the Atlanta Journal Constitution contacted me to ask if I would write a guest editorial about student loans and bankruptcy. Here is a slightly enhanc ... Read full article
Last week, an editor at the Atlanta Journal Constitution contacted me to ask if I would write a guest editorial about student loans and bankruptcy. Here is a slightly enhanc ... Read full article
Why Not Student Loans? In the famous decision, Local Loan Co. vs. Hunt, the Supreme Court summed up the relatively simple policy behind our bankruptcy laws: the ”honest but unfortunate” debtor is given the opportunity to start over, “unhampered by the ... Read full article
It is a harsh reality of today’s post-collegiate environment – two-thirds of all students now graduate with burdensome debt that can follow for many years to come. Following a recent news story on CBS Evening News, a comment was made that a student CAN ... Read full article
When you receive a “discharge” under bankruptcy it means that you are no longer liable for your debts. This means you don’t have to pay them and a creditor cannot come after you anymore. However, there are some debts which are considered “nondischargeable” ... Read full article
