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

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• holding that bankruptcy provisions governing the debtor’s income and allowable expenses properly prevailed over the debtor’s interest in tithing as a religious exercise
• rejecting the idea of a per se rule excluding charitable contributions as allowable expenses in § 523(a)(8) proceedings
• finding in Chapter 7 case that under the avoidance provision of 11 U.S.C. S 548, the reasoning of Hartford Underwriters applies to limit the authority to bring suit to the trustee
• religious tithing excluded from expenses in undue hardship analysis

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