Many work tirelessly over the years, but never quite make enough to pay back the large amounts they barrow for their education, and many owe even more when their loan amounts grow even higher when they go to in default.
Many file for bankruptcy, wiping out other debts. But getting rid of student loans requires initiating an entirely separate legal process, where debtors must prove that paying the debt would cause an “undue hardship.”
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To whom it may concern,
DebtDoc's attorneys are extremely knowledgeable with the complexities of Federal Student Loans.
I went from a thriving career to full medical disability, ending with an SSDI placement. Unfortunately, I lost everything and became unable to continue making the student loan payments, so it was in deferment for over five years. When the SSDI settled I tried to negotiate an affordable payment plan with the loan holders but they refused my efforts, instead demanding over twice the amount I could afford.
I contacted DebtDoc and found them to be courteous, responsive and quick to assess my situation. They were sure they could help and took time to answer all questions, which relieved much anxiety. Within months they successfully resolved the debt! With much confidence, I highly recommend DebtDoc.
Sincerely,
CJW