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Old 07-05-2009, 10:13 PM
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Are Student Loans Attachable (Colorado)

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In the case of a judgment (Credit Card Debt) can student loans be considered "attachable"

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In the case of a judgment (Credit Card Debt) can student loans be considered "attachable"

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What is your definition of "attachable?"
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Old 07-06-2009, 11:04 AM
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If you mean can student loans funds (yet to be distributed) be taken to pay on a judgment, the answer is no. But if the funds are in a bank account then they become fair game and can be attached.
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Old 07-06-2009, 11:35 PM
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What is your definition of "attachable?"
By attachable I mean that they can take with a judgement. For example SSI benifits are "non-attachable"
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If you mean can student loans funds (yet to be distributed) be taken to pay on a judgment, the answer is no. But if the funds are in a bank account then they become fair game and can be attached.
OK, so if someone got a judgement and i had a student loan coming I just got to be carful where I put the money and that is not illegal.

It's not consider "income" that can be garnised, meaning they can't go to the school and intercept it.

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If it's paid directly to the school, they will probably not be able to get it.
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