Parks v. Graduate Loan Center (In Re Parks)

How courts have described this case

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• refusing to discharge law school loans after debtor failed bar exam primarily due to insufficient effort to retake exam
• refusing to discharge law school loans after debtor failed bar exam primarily due to insufficient effort to retake exam
• student loans not discharged after debtor failed bar exam primarily due to insufficient effort to retake the exam
• “the sole $168.23 payment to PHEAA hardly constitutes a good faith effort to repay under the third Brunner prong”
• “Once the debtor has made a showing that would support a determination that undue hardship exists, the burden of production then shifts to the educational loan creditor to present some evidence to rebut the debt- or’s case.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).