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Seeking Information on Certain Federal Student Loan Collections

May 5, 2015 | Adam S. Minsky, Esq. Articles Default

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I am looking for borrowers in default on their federal student loans who fit the following profile:

  • You are/were in default on U.S. Dept. of Education federal student loans.
  • Your wages are/were being garnished.
  • You are/were in a rehabilitation program and you are/were making rehabilitation payments on top of your wage garnishment.
  • The collections agency handling your account offered you an “accelerated” rehabilitation option whereby you agreed to make two payments in one month. However, the collections agency told you that you would have to make five months of rehabilitation payments before your wage garnishment order would be lifted (as opposed to five payments).

I am also looking for borrowers in default on their federal student loans who fit the following profile:

  • You are in default on federal student loans and your account is being handled by a collections agency.
  • You have received written notification during the past seven months that collections costs of 18.5% or more would be assessed on your loans through consolidation or rehabilitation.

This is for information-gathering purposes only, and this request for information is not a promise or offer of legal representation, and contacting me does not establish an attorney-client relationship. I am simply trying to get a better sense of the frequency of the above issues. If you fit either of the profiles above and would like to share your experience, please contact me by e-mail (asminsky@minsky-law.com) and provide details about your situation, as well as the name of the collections agency handling your account. Again, this is not a promise or offer of legal representation; I’m just gathering some information.

Thank you!

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About Adam S. Minsky, Esq.

Adam S. Minsky founded the first law office in Massachusetts devoted entirely to assisting student loan borrowers, and he is one of the only attorneys in the country practicing in this area of law. He provides counsel, legal assistance, and direct advocacy for borrowers on a variety of student loan-related matters. He regularly speaks to students, graduates, and advocates about the latest developments in higher education financing.

Books by Adam S. Minsky

The Student Loan Handbook for Law Students and Attorneys

The Student Loan Handbook for Law Students and Attorneys

Student Loan Debt 101

Student Loan Debt 101: The Definitive Guide to Understanding and Managing Your Student Loans

Student Loans for Parents and Cosigners

The Student Loan Guide for Parents and Cosigners

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