One-on-one borrower defense guidance from an advisor who has personally guided borrower defense applications — not a call center, not a script, not a guess.
Four steps. No surprises about what happens next or what it costs.
15 minutes, no cost. We talk through your school, your loans, and what happened.
A $29 in-depth review against Dept. of Education criteria. Credited toward your case if you move forward.
We gather documentation and draft your application together, line by line.
Your application is filed and tracked. Questions get answered as they come up.
Every case is different — this isn't an exhaustive list, and only the Dept. of Education makes final determinations. But if any of this sounds familiar, it's worth a conversation.
You were enrolled, or recently withdrew, when the school shut down.
Job placement rates, salary claims, or accreditation status weren't what you were told.
The school didn't deliver what your enrollment agreement promised.
You were pressured, rushed, or misled into signing up or taking out loans.
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Which one fits you depends on how far along you already are. Pricing is discussed on your free call, based on your specific situation.
We start from scratch, together. This covers the full process: working through what happened, gathering the right evidence, drafting your application, and preparing it for submission — built the right way from the ground up.
Book a free callFor borrowers who've answered the questions, gathered some evidence, and drafted something — but aren't confident it meets the Dept. of Education's guidelines. We review what you have, flag gaps, and help you get it submission-ready.
Book a free callPricing is discussed on your free call and reflects time and expertise, not a guarantee of loan discharge or any specific outcome. The U.S. Department of Education makes all final determinations on borrower defense claims. This service does not constitute legal representation.
What borrower defense is, who typically qualifies, what evidence helps, and exactly how the application process works — in plain language, no jargon.