State of NJ is suing me for my student loans! Please...

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Sub: #1 State of NJ is suing me for my student loans! Please...
Replied on 09-02-2011, 01:06 PM
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help!

I have to file an answer before Oct. 11, 2011.

I am not in NJ ...I am staying with friends temporarily (their couch) in CA, unsuccessfully looking for a job. I am homeless. Unemployed for three years. No money. Suffering with depression, anxiety, add.


I owe about 20K. stafford, sub and unsub and HESAA. I'm guessing it ballooned to 30K now. no payment since i stopped school in 2009.

What to do?




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Replied on 09-02-2011, 03:14 PM
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Where are they suing you?? In CA or NJ?

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