Rumer v. American Educational Services (In Re Rumer)

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• noting that “[m]ost courts ... have analyzed whether a loan is a qualified educational expense by focusing on the stated purpose for the loan when it was obtained, rather than how the proceeds were actually used ,.. ”

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