new bankruptcy law 2005
Private student loans and what to do under Chapter 13 questions?
I file chapter right before the new bankruptcy law in 2005, adopted 13 in. I knew that my student loans would not be discharged. My lawyer put it all in indulgence. I completed my CH 13 a month ago and have started to consolidate them. Last week I received a collections notice in the mail for a 17,000 bill. I was not aware that I even private loans through Sallie Mae, but apparently I do. These are already in the collections. Can they be consolidated? Private loans are not discharable? I called Sallie Mae and transferred 8 times …… 8! After she gave me to name a new number, I have decided to cool my jets before I call again. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea what to do.
The best thing to do to start paying for these loans. Your credit report is a Mass, is to all this worth it.
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