In Re Ronald L. Rice and Deborah F. Rice, Debtors. Ronald L. Rice v. United States

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• holding that question of whether nondischarge of a HEAL loan is unconscionable reviewed de novo (citation omitted)
• finding that “the bankruptcy court must ascertain what amount is minimally necessary to ensure that the dependents’ needs for care, including food, shelter, clothing, and medical treatment are met”
• finding that ‘the bankruptcy court must ascertain what amount is minimally necessary to ensure that the dependents’ needs for care, including food, shelter, clothing, and medical treatment are met’
• listing as “other factors” income, earning ability, health, educational background, dependents, age, accumulated wealth, and professional degree.
• noting that debtor was \relatively young as well as healthy\
• listing as “other factors” income, earning ability, health, educational background, dependents, age, accumulated wealth, and professional degree.

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