Dennehy v. Mae (In Re Dennehy)

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• focusing exclusively on debtor's employment prospects in applying undue hardship test even though evidence established debtor and his girlfriend shared living expenses
• Adopting Brunner based upon the analysis of the Third Circuit in Roberson
• debtor’s student loans nondischargeable, but collection and accrual of interest deferred for two years

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