Want 2nd Chance Posted May 30, 2004 Report Share Posted May 30, 2004 I took a student loan back in 1992 from a school in NJ that failed to deliver the quality of education that I was expecting.I was enrolled only 3 months, but when I first registered they did all the paper work for a student loan. When I dropped out I was told that the money that they had received ( I never saw one cent ) was going to be returned on my behalf to the lender, Chase.In 1994 I relocated to FL and never thought about this again till 2001 when I enrolled in a University and found out that I didn't qualify for Federal student aid because I had a defaulted loan.The NJ Higher Education authority had satisfied the loan with the lender, and the matters were in the hands of a NJ Law firm that was assigned to collect this debt.I contacted this law firm and was advised that back in 1994 they had won a judgement against me in a NJ Court. I got this judgement later deleted from my credit report because it had been 7 years already.In 2001 I made arrangements with this law firm to re-pay $100 a month and I did so for 6 months, then I stopped because I lost my job after 9/11.Later I found out from my last employer that in early 2002 they attempted a salary garnishement but I was no longer there.Now I receive a letter from this law firm saying the following:We are in the process of preparing court documents to serve upon you, including but not limited to Orders for supplement Proceeding regarding your student loan. Your balance at this time is $3, 199.90 including interest.I have sent today a DV letter CMRRR, this is my question: Is there a SOL on student loans? can they go back to the court case that they filed against me in 1994 and for wich they obtained a judgement and reopen that case? Did I voluntarily reaged the account when I made the 6 monthly payments in 2001? What is the best course to take on a situation like this?Any HELP will be greatly appreciated? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted May 30, 2004 Report Share Posted May 30, 2004 Please don't spam ... or you may face the wrath of many annoyed members.The answer to your question is in the Student Loans section.http://debt-consolidation-credit-repair-service.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=17066 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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