We may be able to help you if:
- You are in default on your student loans;
- You went to a college that closed;
- You did not have a valid high school diploma or GED before you enrolled in your school and received federal financial aid;
- You went to a college that you believe lied to you or did not provide what it promised;
- You have student loans and you are disabled;
- You have been sued for repayment on your student loans or by your school;
- You cannot afford your monthly student loan payments; or
- You have other student loan-related questions or problems.
If you are eligible, we may be able to tell you about your rights and options, help you fill out required paperwork, and in some cases represent you.
Webinar: Student Loan Options for Disaster Survivors
This know-your-rights webinar “Student Loan Options for Disaster Survivors” was presented in partnership with Public Counsel, Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles County, Bet Tzedek, Housing and Economic Rights Advocates, National Housing Law Project, East LA Community Corporation, OneJustice, and the L.A. County Assessor’s Office.
When: Thursday, February 13 at 5:30 PM
Where: Find the recorded session at www.youtube.com/@2025CLSCDR
This workshop was part of a webinar series for people impacted by the fires in LA County. Each webinar includes a helpful presentation, live Q&A, and simultaneous interpretation in Spanish and ASL. Don’t miss the chance to get informed.
Click here to view the webinar schedule.
Add Webinar Series to Your Calendar: http://evt.to/euoohehmw
LAFLA is a member of the Student Loan Empowerment Network in partnership with the California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI). Learn more at https://studentloanhelp.dfpi.ca.gov.