The Debt Lawyers Blog
Publications on student loan debt, credit card debt, credit report errors and more.
Determining Whether You May Exit Your Commercial Lease During COVID-19
What happens if you’re forced to shut down your small business due to COVID-19 and are in the middle of your lease? The attorneys at McCarthy Law can help! Click for more information!
How A New York Bankruptcy Judge’s Ruling Could Help People With Student Loan Debt
A federal judge just exploded the myth that student loans can’t be discharged in bankruptcy. If you have high loan debt, our debt settlement attorneys are here to help.
Do I Get A Stimulus Check If I Defaulted On My Student Loans?
If you’ve defaulted on your student loan debt and just received a federal stimulus check, find out if that extra money can be garnished to help repay your loans.
What Happens If you Wait Until After the Pandemic to Pay Federal Student Loans?
If you’re worried about keeping up with your student loan payments after COVID-19 passes, contact our debt settlement attorneys to discuss ways of getting debt-free.
Can My Lender Take My Stimulus Check?
The federal Coronavirus stimulus checks sent to all Americans have worried those with student loan debt that lenders can seize their checks. Find out if that’s the case.
Can You Seek Forgiveness Options If You Have Private Student Loans?
Are you struggling with privately funded student loan debt? Our debt settlement lawyers can help you determine your best option for a repayment plan or debt settlement.
What Changes are Being Proposed to Handle Student Loan Debt Differently?
Presidential hopefuls Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders want to forgive student loans and free those students financially. Economists say it could boost the economy.
What’s The Difference Between Debt Settlement and Bankruptcy?
As millions struggle with debt, many look to bankruptcy or debt settlements as possible solutions. Here are the different benefits those two options offer to debtors.
Student Loans Soar for People Over 50
Student loan debt is growing rapidly for adults age 50 and older, hurting their finances. Fortunately, there are options and solutions to help them cope with that debt.
