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Student Loan Bankruptcy Relief Gains Traction in Few Courts

Since the government rolled out a standardized process for discharging student loan debt in bankruptcy, a small group of law firms is driving much of the increase in filings—but in many states, far fewer attorneys are giving it a try.

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Student-Loan Borrowers Are Getting Rid of Their Debt in Court - Business Insider

For decades, student-loan borrowers seeking relief through bankruptcy rarely succeeded. However, 2022 guidance implemented by former President Joe Biden eased the process by establishing clearer, more streamlined guidelines for borrowers. The changes have allowed the bankruptcy process to move more quickly.

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Don’t Let The Means Test Scare You Off

In 2005, Congress passed a law requiring a “means test” that is automatically applied to anyone filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

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Merchant Cash Advances: Did A Wolf In Sheep’s Clothing Leave Your Business Without Access to Funds?

Sometimes, something that appears to be a dream come true at first glance turns out to be a nightmare. That’s the case for many small business owners who take out Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs).

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When Franchises Go Bad Bankruptcy Might Be the Solution

Many people see buying a franchise as a ready-made business opportunity with a proven track record of success and built-in customers. But the reality is that not all franchise opportunities are equal. While franchises can provide opportunities, they are not fail-proof or risk-free, no matter how well-established the brand.

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SBA Payment Assistance is Diminishing. Learn How Bankruptcy Might Help Small Businesses

As the COVID EIDL Hardship Accommodation Plan (HAP), ends there no direct long-term solutions from SBA for small businesses. Reorganizing through Chapter 11 Subchapter V might be the best solution for your business.

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Federal Student Loans Are Now Being Reported On Credit Reports — What You Need to Know

The party is over when it comes to student loan forbearance. After COVID-19 loan pauses ended in late 2023, the government issued a 12-month moratorium on reporting student loans to credit bureaus. That quietly ended on January 1, 2025. No formal notice was given to borrowers that forbearance for reporting to credit bureaus had ended. That means your credit score may drop significantly if you haven't been able to pay your student loan payments after the end of COVID-19 loan pauses.

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Update on Merchant Cash Advances: Quick Money Paybacks Are Still Hell

We wrote a blog post a few years ago on the punishing payback terms of Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs)

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Can Taking out An Equipment Loan Risk Your Entire Business?

Did you take out a loan to buy expensive equipment for your business that is now worthless or at least worth far less than you still owe

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Upcoming Changes to Subchapter 13 Bankruptcy Debt Limits Are a Call to Action for Debtors

The landscape of bankruptcy law is about to shift in a way that could significantly impact consumers struggling with debt.

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