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· 7/9/2002

Myers v. Fifth Third Bank (In Re Myers)

Citations

  • 280 B.R. 416
  • 2002 Bankr. LEXIS 698
  • 2002 WL 1495628

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  • finding that the debtor was entitled to an undue hardship discharge on several of her student loans where she had nine children, one of whom had cerebral palsy
  • applying the Ivory factors in determining what constituted a minimal standard of living
  • minimal standard of living includes the following elements: shelter, utilities, food and personal hygiene, clothing, health insurance or ability to pay medical and dental expenses and recreation
  • minimal standard of living includes the following elements: shelter, utilities, food and personal hygiene, clothing, health insurance or ability to pay medical and dental expenses and recreation
  • minimal standard of living includes the following elements: shelter, utilities, food and personal hygiene, clothing, health insurance or ability to pay medical and dental expenses and recreation

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Judges: Thomas F. Waldron

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