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Sub: #1 Please help me.
Replied on 06-28-2009, 05:18 PM
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Hello, my debt is excessive from law school. I owe approximately 100,000. What the private loan is asking for monthly, I just can't do. I am being garnished and I am ready to give up fully! Please help me. I can't find sound answers from anyone including the creditors als to helping me fairly pay my loan debt. I don't want to be delinquent, but I also need to contribute to my household. Thank you for any assistance. Before I fill in the rest of this I just want to know if 1st you can help someone with private loans in garnishment.




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Replied on 06-28-2009, 05:22 PM
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If your private loans are in guarnishment, then they have already taken a judgement out on you. Did you not appear in court?




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