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Feds begin discussion about student loan debt

Student loan debt is a known problem that sets many young people back as they enter the workforce. With debts of $30,000 and more, the ...

What are the risks of non-lawyer debt negotiators?

New Yorkers will undoubtedly be aware of the number of debt settlement companies who advertise and say they can help people facing financial challenges to ...

Legal assistance for Long Islanders dealing with medical debt

Long Islanders who find themselves deep in debt are not necessarily in that position because of job loss or due to spending beyond their means. ...

Achieving debt relief through non-bankruptcy remedies

When it comes to addressing overwhelming debt, most New York residents will likely examine all possible options. The first steps might include establishing a strict ...

What are the advantages of Chapter 11 bankruptcy?

By most indications, the national economy is on the upswing. That should be good news for everyone, including businesses in New York. But, unfortunately, there ...

Things New Yorkers should know about debt relief

Our modern world contains many ways to create debt. Whether due to a loss of income, a serious medical event, or the collapse of an ...

Can student loan debts be discharged through bankruptcy?

Many people in Long Island who wanted to go to college, but were unable to afford to do so, took out student loans to finance ...

Is crowdfunding a good way to deal with medical debt?

Crowdfunding is a popular way to raise money these days as it allows people in Long Island and nationwide to reach out to family, friends ...

Debt relief: choosing between “snowball” and “avalanche”

Winter weather is right around the corner, and many in Long Island may be looking forward to the silence and stillness that a peaceful, new ...

Can debt consolidation be the answer for overwhelming debt?

Debt consolidation may seem a bit counterintuitive at first. Can a person in Long Island really borrow to pay off his or her debts? While ...