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I fell on real hard times I stopped paying my stud

I fell on real hard times I stopped paying my student loan, I cant afford to pay them any money now, I have not paid any thing in four years, If they try to sue me I don't have any thing like assets. I do not know what they think there going to sue me for ? Thank You for your help.

Asked on Mon, 06/27/2011 - 00:56
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Your student loan lender has the rights to sue you in order to recover the debts. As you're facing hardship in paying the debt, I will suggest you to contact your lender and negotiate with him for a payment plan which will make it easier for you to pay off the debt.

Answered on Mon, 06/27/2011 - 08:14
Anna Sweeting

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