Feeling trapped by federal student loans
and other debts?
Many Florida consumers have questions about whether bankruptcy is right for them. I can discuss your options and help you file for bankruptcy to take the steps to get your life back on track.
Call 772-214-0125 to schedule a consultation!
Bankruptcy & Student Loan Debt
Are you wondering if bankruptcy in Palm City, Port St. Lucie or Jupiter makes sense? I’m Leslie Adams, Attorney at Law serving Floridians with federal student loan problems and bankruptcy.
If you have a significant amount of debt, bankruptcy can provide tremendous benefits. However, filing without the proper guidance can be devastating. Bankruptcy has numerous requirements under State and Federal law and requires a substantial documentation. Failing to complete the paperwork properly could make a bad situation worse, from having your case dismissed to losing your home. Having a professional bankruptcy lawyer in your corner can help ensure your rights are upheld.
Bankruptcy in Florida typically provides for two options:
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 13
I can help you determine if bankruptcy in Florida makes sense for you and which filing type is best.
Federal Student Loans
Federal Student Loans come with a variety of solutions from federal student loan consolidation to student loan rehabilitation. Changing federal student loan repayment plans federal student loan forgiveness and discharges like:
- Administrative Discharge
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness
- Closed School Forgiveness
- Disability Discharge
- Teacher Forgiveness
- Federal Student Loan Recalculation
- Annual Federal Student Loan Repayment Plan Re-certification
I can review your federal student loans and situation to determine what your options are to lower or even discharge your loans, stop wage garnishment, recover from IRS tax intercepts and more.
Clear Your Debts for Good
Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
A legal option that can help you clear some or all of your debt by divesting yourself of certain assets.
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
Helps you discharge some debt and allows you to keep your assets by completing a three- to five-year repayment plan.
Student Loan Debt
Depending on the amount of debt and your situation, there are several repayment plans that may help you stay out of bankruptcy.
