The discharge of student loans is reserved for those most extreme instances of financial destitution. It is the Court’s finding that this debtor finds herself in such a situation. The Court holds that Debtor has carried her burden of proving, under the standard set forth in In re Brunner and adopted by the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in In re Cox, that excepting Debtor’s student loan debt from discharge would impose an undue hardship on Debtor and her dependent son. As such, the student loan debt at issue, representing loans made by ECMC and the DOE, is held to be dischargeable.
Date of decision: 3/14/07
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Sunday, December 9, 2007
In re Douglas Adversary Case No: 05-07021 and 05-07022
Posted by Rachel Lynn Foley at 1:45 PM
Labels: 11th Circuit, Brunner test, GAMB, Judge Laney, student loan
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