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Child Support
Generally speaking, bankruptcy courts are reticent to discharge student loans. Like tax debts and child support, student loans are treated differently than most outstanding debt. If you believe that you have suffered undue hardship and are truly unable to repay your student loans, you may file a separate action in bankruptcy court to petition the discharge of your student loans. Your student loans are more likely to be discharged if you are affected by poverty, have become permanently disabled, or have unsuccessfully worked hard to pay off your loans for an extended period of time.

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Phone: (408) 498-7978

Phone: (818) 986-9266

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Central Oakland, Oaksterdam, Downtown Oakland, Uptown

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Esquivel, Janine

Ruggier, Frank

Acevedo, Charlie

Williams Allan S

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Price Law Group

Child Support
Generally speaking, bankruptcy courts are reticent to discharge student loans. Like tax debts and child support, student loans are treated differently than most outstanding debt. If you believe that you have suffered undue hardship and are truly unable to repay your student loans, you may file a separate action in bankruptcy court to petition the discharge of your student loans. Your student loans are more likely to be discharged if you are affected by poverty, have become permanently disabled, or have unsuccessfully worked hard to pay off your loans for an extended period of time.
Spousal Support
That depends on your particular debt situation. Bankruptcy generally does not handle debts related to child support/alimony, taxes, or student loans. It does address all manner of unsecured debt, including credit card debt, unsecured loans, or medical bills.

Theft
Identity Theft
As a consumer, you are entitled to a free report after a company takes "adverse action" against you, according to the FTC. If a company denies your application for credit, insurance, or employment, you may request a report within 60 days. If you are unemployed and plan on finding a job within 80 days, you may receive a free credit report as well. You may receive a report if you are on welfare or if you believe your report is inaccurate because of identity theft or fraud. Otherwise, you may receive one free credit report every year.
Forgery
In the past 10 years, you must not have been convicted of felony larceny, theft, fraud, forgery, money laundering or tax evasion
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Workers Compensation

Personal Injury

Bankruptcy
If you have accumulated an unmanageable amount of debt, you may qualify for chapter 7 bankruptcy. At the Price Law Group, we understand that the term " bankruptcy " carries certain connotations. You may equate bankruptcy with defeat. Thinking about it may leave you feeling hopeless and uncertain. Actually, bankruptcy laws are not in place to ruin you; they are designed to give debtors a fresh financial start. If you want to live out from under the burden of overwhelming debt, consider filing chapter 7 bankruptcy. If you have questions, we urge you to talk to an attorney from the firm today – our knowledgeable team is ready to help you get the exemplary legal assistance you need to secure a better financial future.
Foreclosure
Are having trouble making your mortgage payments? If so, you may be afraid of losing your home to foreclosure. According to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), 1 in every 200 homes is foreclosed upon. In a large city (such as Washington D.C.), the equivalent of 3,000 families will lose their homes every year. The means that, statistically s peaking, one child in every American classroom is at risk of losing his/her home to foreclosure. At the Price Law Group, we want to help people facing financial difficulties.
Debt Collection
In response to a long history of abusive practices and harassment on the part of debt collectors seeking to recover money owed from delinquent borrowers, Congress passed the Fair Debt Collection Practice Act in 1978. The purpose of this statute is to give legal rights to families and individuals against unfair treatment. It prohibits debt collectors and creditors from several common tactics that are intended to embarrass or intimidate a borrower into paying on a bad debt. If you believe that you have been the victim of any form of creditor abuse, you can speak with a knowledgeable lawyer from our firm who will advise you of your rights and may be able to help you take legal action.

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