Flores v. U.S. Dept. of Education (In Re Flores)

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• finding court should not expect debtor to “live in abject poverty” but should require “major sacrifices, both personal and financial”
• finding lack of good faith for debtor who made no payments and who obtained \very real and tangible benefit from her student loan obligation\ given that her education helped her obtain her present job
• finding lack of good faith for debtor who made no payments and who obtained “very real and tangible benefit from her student loan obligation” given that her education helped her obtain her present job
• considering maximization of income under the first Bnm-ner prong

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).