To: President Donald Trump, The United States House of Representatives, and The United States Senate

Federal Consolidated Loans: Pay what YOU owe not your ex-spouses

Don't make me pay for my ex-spouses student loans!

Why is this important?

In the 1990's the Department of Education allowed married couples to consolidate their student loans. They stopped the program when couples would get divorced and the Department of Education would not sever the loans back to the responsible parties. The Department has a "Loan Summary" sheet that clearly shows which loans are owned by whicch ex-spouse and the capitallized interest on each loan.

If you refuse to pay your loans they will go after each spouse separately. They will not honor a judgement or any kind of judicial order to sever your liability from your ex-spouses liability. This affects thousands of families. Responsible people across the country are paying debts of the irresponsible with no remedy.

The Department of Education could easily fix this and make those who borrowed the money pay it back.