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Discharging Federal Student Loans Under the New DOJ Guidance

1h

Created on March 09, 2023

Intermediate

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4.9

(491 reviews)

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Overview

On November 17, 2022, the Department of Justice and Department of Education announced the publication of guidance and forms regarding discharge of student loans in bankruptcy. The new guidance provides clear eligibility requirements and more expeditious process for bankruptcy debtors seeking undue hardship discharges of federal student loans. 

The new guidance will dramatically change the treatment of federal student loans in bankruptcy and bring much-needed relief to student loan borrowers. The program taught by Natalie Jean-Baptiste, Attorney at the Law Office of Natalie Jean-Baptiste,  will teach bankruptcy practitioners how to assist clients struggling with overwhelming student loan debt.


Learning Objectives:

  1. Analyze the treatment of student loan debt in bankruptcy and how to demonstrate undue hardship

  2. Break down scope and limits of the new guidance

  3. Identify clients who are good candidates for discharge of student loan debt

  4. Summarize how to file an adversary proceeding 

  5. Discuss tips on how to complete Attestation Form


Credits

Faculty

Natalie Jean-Baptiste

Natalie Jean-Baptiste

The Legal Aid Society

Reviews

4.9

(491 reviews)

Recent Reviews

Good info

diane t.Jan 27, 2025

One of the most helpful and informative sessions I’ve watched! Thank you!

Michael L.Jan 10, 2025

Excellent. Learned considerable information, Will look for the other courses to do this

Mark G.Jan 9, 2025

Excellent presentation of a difficult subject.

James G.Dec 31, 2024

Presenter went into detail about how to actually filed the adversary proceeding, complete forms, etc. Highly recommend this presentation.

John C.Dec 3, 2024

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