How Austin Smith invented a way to discharge private student loans in bankruptcy

I interview Austin Smith, a bankruptcy lawyer in New York City who is devoted to discharging student loans in bankruptcy. Austin is a legal genius who has blazed a trail for discharging student loans that other bankruptcy lawyers can follow. Some of the highlights in this interview include: * How Austin invented a novel legal theory that allows him to discharge many private student loans in bankruptcy. * Why student loans to attend "unqualified" institutions can be reliably discharged via bankruptcy (and how to determine which institutions are unqualified). * Exactly how some former students can also discharge their student loans (Hint: part-timers and foreigners may be in luck). * And most important, how to calculate a student's annual "cost of attendance" to identify which private student loans can be discharged entirely. * And a whole lot more, including how to settle with student lenders to reduce loan balances to pennies on the dollar, without ever stepping foot in court. You can also

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How Austin Smith invented a way to discharge private student loans in bankruptcy is an episode from Bankruptcy Law Success by Bankruptcy Law Success Podcast.

This episode is 01:07:29 long.

This episode was published on Jan 24, 2018.

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