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Showing posts with label Brunner test. Show all posts
Saturday, June 4, 2022

Biden Administration Flirts With Sweeping Student-Loan Forgiveness While Dept of Education Treats All Student Debtors Like Deadbeats: I Don't Get It

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Earlier this week, the Department of Education wiped away all student debt owed by more than a million former students who attended one of ...
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Monday, July 26, 2021

In re Standish: Should you be required to use your inheritance to pay off student debt?

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 Martha Standish took out student loans when she was in her late 40s to get an undergraduate degree in accounting. Later she took out a Pare...
Friday, April 9, 2021

Tingling v. ECMC: 52-year old student-loan debtor with multiple degrees loses her case before Second Circuit Court of Appeals

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Bankruptcy is intended to give honest but unfortunate debtors a fresh start in life. People who mismanage their finances, spend money improv...
Thursday, December 17, 2020

Mendenhall v. Navient: Idaho bankruptcy judge grants a family man a partial discharge of student loan debt totally more than $400,00.

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Mendenhall v. Navient Corporation : A $76,000 student-loan debt grows fivefold In 2007, Steven Mendenhall obtained a bachelor's degree i...
Monday, July 6, 2020

Trejo v. U.S. Department of Education: A Texas bankruptcy judge grants student-loan discharge to 47-year-old single mom

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The Sad Case of Jessica Trejo In 2017, Jessica Trejo filed an adversary action in a Texas bankruptcy court, seeking to discharge $90,000 i...
Saturday, April 25, 2020

Laurina Bukovics v. ECMC: An Illinois woman took out $20,000 in student loans, paid back $29,000 and still owed $80,000

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Laurina Kim Bukovics enrolled as a freshman at the University of Wisconsin in 1985 and graduated five years later. She took out about $20,00...
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Wednesday, March 4, 2020

Clavell v. U.S. Department of Education: A New York bankruptcy judge takes refreshing approach to "undue hardship" in student-loan bankruptcy case

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Clavell v. U.S. Department of Education : An Introduction Christian Clavell, a 35-year-old sales employee with Coca-Cola, filed for bankru...
Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Little v. U.S. Department of Education: Should middle-aged people take out student loans to attend college?

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Walter Lee Little and Linda Leticia Little, a married couple, are 58 years old. About thirteen years ago, they both took out student loans t...
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Monday, January 13, 2020

Rosenberg v. ECMC: A NY bankruptcy judge cuts through the crap and discharges $221,000 in student-loan debt

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Less than a week ago, Bankruptcy Judge Cecelia G. Morris cut through the crap and granted a student-loan discharge to Kevin Rosenberg, a Yes...
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Tuesday, December 10, 2019

Murrell v. Educational Education Management Corp.: An Ohio Bankruptcy Court Misinterprets "Undue Hardship"

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Calvin Murrell was thrown out of work in 2000 due to knee and back injuries. Murrell then attended Stautzenberger College, a private, for-pr...
Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Shenk v. U.S. Department of Education: A bankruptcy judge denies student-loan discharge to 59-year-old army veteran

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As John Lennon famously observed, "Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans." Certainly, Mr. Shenk, a mil...
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Tuesday, August 27, 2019

A disbarred lawyer is unable to discharge $250,000 in student loans in bankruptcy. Will he ever pay back those loans?

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Paul Hurley obtained a law degree in 2004 and a master's degree in tax law in 2006. He took out student loans to fund his studies, and ...
Friday, August 2, 2019

Lone Star Blues: Vera Thomas is 60 years old and suffers from diabetic neuropathy, but she lost her bid to discharge student loans in bankruptcy

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Vera Thomas is more than 60 years old and suffers from diabetic neuropathy, "a degenerative condition that causes pain in her lower ex...
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Monday, July 1, 2019

Hill v. ECMC: An Army veteran with PTSD sheds her student loans in bankruptcy

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Hill v. ECMC : A veteran seeks to discharge her student loans in bankruptcy Risa Rozella Hill enrolled at Wichita State University after g...
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Friday, October 26, 2018

Augustin v. U.S. Department of Education: Adventures in Fantasy Land

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In  April 2016, Pierre Augustin filed an adversary complaint in a Maryland bankruptcy court, seeking to discharge $210,000 in student loan ...
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