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Have her call. Negotiate lower fee amount. Tell them they can use the tax check and set up payment plan for future.

I take it her degree isn't in finance?

If it's gotten to the point that they are garnishing wages, I'm pretty sure that $2k is legal fees.

My wife had a loan through Direct Loans before, but the servicer was Educap. I have one now and it's FedLoan Servicing. Find out who the actual servicer is. It is possible that it is Direct Loans.

We defaulted on her loan back in the day. It went to court and all that had to be done before they could start garnishing anything. I'm betting that's where a lot of the fees come from.

Her wages were never garnished, they're just taking her tax return. She said she'd call but the way she procrastinates it probably wont happen until they tack on another couple grand. :shake:

Those fees are probably where they have handed or sold the bad debt to a collection agency

I'd betcha those fees are at least partially, if not completely because they hired a collection agency to bust some heads. You are fighting an impossible fight here.

This is like Chiefs vs Colts at this point, just have her call.

Been defaulted for 3 years?

That's a lot of money for beauty school.

Do any parents not pay for kids college any more?

Student loans are going to get paid.

You should take her to Chuck E. Cheese and see if she can find some other boyfriend so you no longer have to worry about it.

9 / 10 pooties

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