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Student Loans

I have just been served with court documents regarding a provincial student loan, that I cannot afford to repay, it has only been 8 years since my end of study date. I am divorced and I have no assets but I am working part time. Will that garnish my wages??

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One Response to “Student Loans”

Barton Goth – Goth & Company Inc. – Bankruptcy Trustees said...

While every situation is dependent on payment history, level of income etc. and therefore different. From the sounds of things you likely do not make enough money for your creditors to garnish your wages.