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Phone: (512) 782-4377

Address: 106 E Sixth St, Austin, TX 78701

Child Support
Much like back taxes and delinquent child support payments, college loan debt cannot be extinguished by bankruptcy. And, much to the dismay of thousands of Americans, long-ago student debt that borrowers thought had either been paid off or forgiven is coming back to haunt them – in the form of income garnishment.

Extortion
Yes, that D’Angelo Lee — the former Dallas City Plan Commissioner convicted in 2009 of extortion in the federal case that also sent Mayor Pro Tem Don Hill to prison for a long, long time. Hill got 18 years; Lee, the man who helped him shake down low-income housing developers wanting to do business in southern Dallas, received 14. Since May 2010, Lee’s been doing his time at the Federal Correctional Institution in Safford, Arizona, a low-security facility. Records say he’s due to be released on April 14, 2022.

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Social Security Disability
Michael Collier, a 100% disabled Army veteran, claims in the lawsuit that the company, Gurstel Chargo, garnished their savings to to cover his wife's $6,000 student loan, even though the money came from Social Security disability payments, which are exempt from garnishment.

Bankruptcy
A: Unfortunately student loan debts are extremely difficult to get discharged in Bankruptcy. To qualify you have to show an undue hardship which is an extremely high threshold. Since we also practice Bankruptcy law, please contact us to further explore this option and other options regarding your student loan debt.
Foreclosure
What's happening in student loans repeats the foreclosure crisis, with lender stonewalling, deceptions, and a general unwillingness to work with borrowers. Here's what Chopra said about it...
Debt Collection
Debt collection is an awkward business for the federal government. Government agencies have to handle debtors with more care than, say, banks, which can dispense with a distressed borrower by kicking his file over to their favorite collection agency. Or so one would think.

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