Educational Credit Management Corp. v. Boykin (Boykin)

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• debtors’ lack of college degrees, lack of marketable skills above minimum-wage level, two children, and various health problems were not the type of “unique” or “extraordinary” circumstances that would satisfy prong two of the Brunner test

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