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Student Loan on Schedule F?
Jan, the Best Case software has a place when entering data into
Schedule F to indicate that the debt is a nondischargeable student
loan. It's in the bottom right hand corner of the entry screen. That
way the Court knows it's nondischargeable.
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But someone should start lobbying for the law to be changed to make them
priority or allow different treatment nationwide. Is there anything like
that happening already? I recall listening on KPCC that banks have more
than 70 highly compensated lobbying agencies/organizations working for them
on the hill for their bills while consumer advocates have a handful, at
best.
But someone should start lobbying for the law to be changed to make them priority or allow different treatment nationwide. Is there anything like that happening already? I recall listening on KPCC that banks have more than 70 highly compensated lobbying agencies/organizations working for them on the hill for their bills while consumer advocates have a handful, at best.
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Schedule E lists priority debts, not nondischargeable debts. Student loan
debts are not priority, even if they are nondischargeable. They belong on
Schedule F.
John D. Faucher
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On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Jan Quaglia wrote:
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>
>
> Hello fellow listmates:
>
> Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One
> trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of
> U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule
> E to Schedule F.
>
> It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
> Can someone please explain this?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Jan P. Quaglia
>
>
>
Schedule E lists priority debts, not nondischargeable debts. Student loan debts are not priority, even if they are nondischargeable. They belong on Schedule F.
John D. Faucher
Faucher & Associates818/889-8080
On Thu, Jun 20, 2013 at 3:12 PM, Jan Quaglia <
Hello fellow listmates:
Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule E to Schedule F.
It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
Can someone please explain this?
Thank you,
Jan P. Quaglia
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I recall Jay Fleischman saying that they were just like credit card debt,
except for their nondischargability in bankruptcy.
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Student loans are not priority debts despite being nondischargeable. They
go on the schedule F.
On Jun 20, 2013 3:12 PM, "Jan Quaglia" wrote:
> **
>
>
> Hello fellow listmates:
>
> Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One
> trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of
> U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule
> E to Schedule F.
>
> It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
> Can someone please explain this?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Jan P. Quaglia
>
>
>
Student loans are not priority debts despite being nondischargeable. They go on the schedule F.
On Jun 20, 2013 3:12 PM, "Jan Quaglia" <jan.quaglia@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hello fellow listmates:
Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule E to Schedule F.
It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
Can someone please explain this?
Thank you,
Jan P. Quaglia
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No F
Jonathan D. Leventhal, Esq.
Leventhal Law Group, P. C.
818.347.5800
To: "cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com"
Sent: 06/20/2013 3:12 PM
Subject: [cdcbaa] Student Loan on Schedule F?
Hello fellow listmates:
Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule E to Schedule F.
It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
Can someone please explain this?
Thank you,
Jan P. Quaglia
No F
Jonathan D. Leventhal, Esq.
Leventhal Law Group, P. C.
818.347.5800
To: "cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com" <cdcbaa@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: 06/20/2013 3:12 PM
Subject: [cdcbaa] Student Loan on Schedule F?
Hello fellow listmates:
Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule E to Schedule F.
It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
Can someone please explain this?
Thank you,
Jan P. Quaglia
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Student loans are not priority debt. They are still general unsecured
claims even though they are non-dischargeable.
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Hello fellow listmates:
Have a chapter 13 case that got through the 341a hearing last week. One trustee issue was that I should remove the two student loan accounts of U.S. Dept. of Ed- Direct Loans and Ed Financial Services, LLC from Schedule E to Schedule F.
It is subject as nondischargeable therefore shouldn't it be on Schedule E?
Can someone please explain this?
Thank you,
Jan P. Quaglia
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