In Re: Paul F. Bender Lee E.J. Bender, Debtors. Lee E.J. Bender v. Educational Credit Management Corporation

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• holding that the ripeness doctrine permits “federal courts to avoid wasting scarce judicial resources in attempts to resolve speculative or indeterminate factual issues”
• stating that undue hardship should be determined at the time of discharge, not at commencement of the § 523(a)(8) proceeding
• “In addition to ... constitutional concerns, the ripeness doctrine allows the federal courts to avoid wasting scarce judicial resources in attempts to resolve speculative or indeterminate factual issues.”
• “In addition to ... constitutional concerns, the ripeness doctrine allows the federal courts to avoid wasting scarce judicial resources in attempts to resolve speculative or indeterminate factual issues.”

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