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The Education Department is routinely contesting requests for bankruptcy discharges from people deep in debt and short on resources, according to court documents.
One single mother of three was told her 15-year-old son could get a job and she could fight harder for child support to free up money to pay her loans. A grandmother working two jobs to care for her disabled grandson was encouraged to find higher-paying work, while the department pressed another borrower to take on a second job at a time when millions of Americans were facing unemployment.
Education Dept. shows limits of pandemic relief by fighting borrowers in bankruptcy
One single mother of three was told her 15-year-old son could get a job and she could fight harder for child support to free up money to pay her loans. A grandmother working two jobs to care for her disabled grandson was encouraged to find higher-paying work, while the department pressed another borrower to take on a second job at a time when millions of Americans were facing unemployment.
Education Dept. shows limits of pandemic relief by fighting borrowers in bankruptcy