Ammirati v. Nellie Mae, Inc. (In Re Ammirati)

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• considering whether debtor's failure to sell highly leveraged house indicated he had not minimized his expenses
• considering whether debtor’s failure to sell highly leveraged house indicated he had not minimized his expenses
• rejecting the contention that the bankruptcy court erred because it discharged most of the student loan debt of a debtor who earned $40,000 a year above the federal poverty level
• applying Brunner and affirming bankruptcy court's refusal to discharge a portion of student loan debt, \anticipat[ing] Debtor's ability to make some payments on his student loan once his home was sold\
• applying Brunner and affirming bankruptcy court’s refusal to discharge a portion of student loan debt, “anticipat[ing] Debtor’s ability to make some payments on his student loan once his home was sold”
• Brunner provides “examples” of such additional circumstances, including illness, a lack of usable job skills, and the existence of a large number of dependents

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