Bankruptcy

Call legal aid and ask for the pro bono bankruptcy clinic. Learn how to file adversary proceeding complaints against your lenders to discharge your student loans in Oregon bankruptcy court.

How do I wipe out my student loans in bankruptcy?

Michael Fuller April 29, 2017May 3, 2017 Bankruptcy

ANSWER: Call the bankruptcy clinic at Oregon legal aid at 503-224-4086. You may qualify for a pro bono attorney to help wipe out your student loans in bankruptcy. If not, you will need to file bankruptcy without an attorney “pro se”.

Oregon Bankruptcy Court

Michael Fuller May 27, 2016February 13, 2017 Bankruptcy

QUESTION: Can Oregon bankruptcy court really wipe out my student loans? ANSWER: Yes, if you qualify for the undue hardship exception. Our mission is to help you fight back. We realize people who can’t afford student loans can’t afford attorneys. We’re

Brunner Test

Michael Fuller May 10, 2016June 6, 2016 Bankruptcy

Brunner undue hardship test Oregon bankruptcy court

QUESTION: What is the Brunner test? ANSWER: The Brunner undue hardship test is the exclusive method used in Oregon to qualify for the undue hardship exception. Marie Brunner filed bankruptcy in 1983. She asked the court to wipe out her student loans.