Mark W. Tetzlaff v. Educational Credit Management

How courts have described this case

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• finding plaintiff-debtor failed to establish good cause for late expert disclosure where plaintiff \waited another six months to raise the issue with the bankruptcy court\
• finding debtor had ability to improve his financial situation, given he had an MBA, is a good writer, is intelligent, and family issues were largely over; also noting that his \capable pro se representation is ... an indicator of his marketable job skills\
• 56-year old unemployed debtor with a law degree but who did not pass the bar exam, who lived with mother and who suffered from depression and alcohol abuse
• second prong was not met where the debtor was a smart individual with an advanced degree who was able to earn a living despite some psychological issues that were not severe

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