“Dear Steve,
Old Unsubsidized and Subsidized School loans(2000, 2001, and 2002) William Ford Direct Loans. From Victor Valley College -Victorville, CA which is a community college. I never graduated and this thing is a mess. I dropped out of school in Jan. 2003 dut to my late brother Mark who died at the age of 36. I could not function at school or part time work on campus. I moved back to Los Angeles after numerous psych. hospitalizations. From then until now I have not taken care of it.
Total William Ford Loans about :$12,000.00
Also I owe The Pell Grant people too. A 600.00 check was distributed in Jan 2003 and now due to interest and time has passed-interest accrued and went into collections.The bill is now about 1,300.00 Plus The Pell Grant people-Federal Govt is not allowing me to go back to school and receive the Pell Grant. Their is a special code denying me Pell money.
What do I do to bankrupt these or get rid of them.
I am on Social Security and can not work due to a lifetime disability. I only get 845.00 a month to live on and these people are constantly calling and sending mail to my house.
I want to get rid of everything and is there an pro bono lawyer or free agency in California-Los Angeles that does this. I am Schizophrenic-Bipolar today. My neighbor helped me do this letter to you. And I appreciate you reading this.
Any forms you want to look at by William Ford Direct Loans I can fax copies to you.Thanks for your time and consideration.
Michael”
Dear Michael,
Well I have potential good news for you.
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Your loans may be eligible to be discharged through the Total and Permanent Disability program.
To qualify for this discharge (except for certain veterans as explained below), a physician must certify that you are unable to engage in any substantial gainful activity by reason of a medically determinable physical or mental impairment that (1) can be expected to result in death; (2) has lasted for a continuous period of not less than 60 months; or (3) can be expected to last for a continuous period of not less than 60 months.
This disability standard may differ from disability standards used by other federal agencies or state agencies.
The form to file for a discharge can be found online here.
And be sure to give your neighbor a big hug for me.
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