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Bankruptcy Judgement Violator

Asked on Mar 10th, 2017 on Bankruptcy - Michigan
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I filed bankruptcy a few years ago and I included a tuition debt from the university I attended. It was not a loan. After I filed bankruptcy, I requested my transcript from the school. Not only did the refused to give me my transcript but they also proceeded to garnish my wages for the tuition. So not only are they withholding my transcript and preventing me from continuing my education but they are still collecting my money. I was told by an attorney that I have a good case against the school. I would like to pursue a case and sue for monetary damages. I filed for bankruptcy because I had incurred debt caring for my mother who was a stroke victim. I have a family of my own that i have to support and decided to go back to school to properly provide for them.
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Administrative Law Attorney serving Ann Arbor, MI at David J. Hutchinson
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Go back to that lawyer who gave you good advice and sue the school. You are not likely to get a lot in damages, but you certainly should get something and you should get your trasncript and end this action by the school. Good Luck.
Answered on Mar 10th, 2017 at 7:49 AM

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