Chapelle v. Educational Credit Management Corp. (In Re Chapelle)

How courts have described this case

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• considering debtor’s recent attempts to secure full-time employment and vocational expert testimony about debtor’s specific profession and location in assessing the second prong
• noting debtor’s purchase of plane tickets for her and her boyfriend to travel to Idaho and a recent trip she took to Arizona with a friend in finding she had not minimized her expenses
• finding debtor was living beyond her means “in a high rent district”
• debtor acted in bad faith where “abjectly refused to take advantage of available repayment options”
• “[T]he evidence does not show that [the debtor’s] difficulties are likely to persist, or that she is faced by ‘additional circumstances’ that she cannot overcome or are beyond her reasonable control.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).