· 4/3/2000
Lohr v. Lubman (In Re Lohr)
Citations
- 252 B.R. 84
- 2000 Bankr. LEXIS 610
- 2000 WL 1192590
How courts have described this case
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- granting a partial discharge of student loans based on the significant costs of addressing physical and mental health issues
- finding good faith where “the debtor made payments when she was financially able, tried to negotiate deferments and forbearance in lieu of bankruptcy when she was not and filed bankruptcy only as a last resort”
- “[T]he debtor made payments when she was financially able, tried to negotiate deferments and forbearance in lieu of bankruptcy when she was not and filed bankruptcy only as a last resort.”
- “the debtor made payments when she was financially able, tried to negotiate deferments and forbearance in lieu of bankruptcy when she was not and filed bankruptcy only as a last resort”
- “[T]he debtor made payments when she was financially able, tried to negotiate deferments and forbearance in lieu of bankruptcy when she was not and filed bankruptcy only as a last resort.”
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