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Law Office of Adam S. Minsky: Student Loan Law

Adam S Minsky, Esq. is one of the nation's leading authorities in student loan law, and he has helped hundreds of borrowers manage their student debt. Adam S.

Minsky is one of the nation’s leading voices on student loan law and is a pioneer in his field. He established the first law firm in Massachusetts devoted entirely to helping student loan borrowers, and is also licensed in New York and Vermont. He remains one of the only attorneys in the country with a practice focused exclusively in this field of law. Attorney Minsky is a senior contributor to Fo

rbes, and he has published numerous books and articles on student debt and regularly speaks at colleges, nonprofit organizations, and professional associations about developments in student loan law and higher education financing. Major media outlets frequently seek his analysis on national news and policy stories. Attorney Minsky founded this practice because he took out student loans to help finance his own education, but when he encountered a serious problem with one of his student loan servicers, he couldn’t find anyone to help him. He established this firm shortly thereafter to help other borrowers who feel alone and overwhelmed by a student debt issue, and he has since helped hundreds of clients work through major problems with their student loans. Read more at https://minsky-law.com/. DISCLAIMER: This page may be considered advertising under Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Rules. The content of this website is for informational purposes and should not be considered legal advice. This page does not establish an attorney-client relationship.

06/17/2026

While the new student loan repayment plan will have important benefits, it is important that borrowers understand that those features may come with significant tradeoffs.

06/15/2026

Thousands of borrowers received emails this week notifying them that their student loans will be discharged under the Sweet v. McMahon settlement agreement.

06/10/2026

Federal student loans are about to go through some significant changes, and several key dates are coming up in the next few weeks. Here's a breakdown.

06/09/2026

The Education Department updated key online guidance for federal student loan borrowers in advance of historic changes that are set to take effect on July 1.

06/05/2026

The proposed legislation, if enacted, would terminate federal subsidized student loans for undergraduate borrowers starting in 2027, increasing costs for borrowers.

06/03/2026

A federal court is set to consider arguments today on a new Trump administration rule that, if implemented, would give the Education Department the power to cut off certain organizations from continuing to participate in a popular federal student loan forgiveness program for public servants.

A federal court is set to consider arguments on a new rule that would give the Education Department the power to cut off certain groups from student loan forgiveness.

06/02/2026

July 1 is the implementation date for massive reforms to repayment plans, student loan forgiveness, and disbursement limits. Many borrowers and families will be impacted. Here's a breakdown.

July 1 is the implementation date for massive reforms to repayment plans, student loan forgiveness, and disbursement limits. Many federal student loans will be impacted.

05/29/2026

We're just four weeks away from the launch of a new Standard and income-driven repayment plan, both of which use "tiers" and are much different from current options. Here's a breakdown.

The Education Department is launching two new tiered repayment plans for federal student loans this July. But they will be very different from other plans.

05/26/2026

The Education Department sent out a new wave of notices to student loan borrowers last week, warning them that they need to change repayment plans. Here's what borrowers should know.

The Education Department sent out a new wave of notices to student loan borrowers last week, warning them that they need to change repayment plans.

05/19/2026

Thousands of borrowers should receive a discharge of their federal student loans this month under income-driven repayment plans. But there are new questions about the scope of relief for one subgroup.

Thousands of borrowers should receive a discharge of their federal student loans this month. But there are new questions about the scope of relief for one subgroup.

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