Roundtree-Crawley v. Educational Credit Management Corp. (In Re Crawley)

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• “[A]Il courts consider the Debtor’s willingness to participate in the ICRP as a factor to be considered under the good faith prong of the Brunner test...
• failure to enter income-based plan is one of several factors in good faith analysis
• “To reach a fair and just result, the court's consideration of the significance, if any, of the debtor's failure to participate in the ICRP must be tailored based on the individualized circumstances of the debtor who is before the court.”
• “The failure to have made any repayments on a student loan is not a litmus test for good faith under the third prong of the Brunner test. The good faith determination depends on the reasons why the Debtor did not make the payments.”

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