Miller v. Sallie Mae, Inc. (In Re Miller)

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• finding that it was “entirely appropriate” for purposes of Brunner to consider the income of debtor’s spouse since spouse had “a legal duty to provide for her support.” (citations omitted)
• “As stated, the heart of Sallie Mae’s argument concerning the Debtor’s Home is that the Debtor has not offered evidence to establish (or at least create a disputed issue of material fact

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