Sederlund v. Educational Credit Management Corp. (In Re Sederlund)

How courts have described this case

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• holding debtor was not entitled to discharge her student loans where the evidence and testimony showed she was “entirely capable of obtaining full-time, gainful employment, and that she [wa]s voluntarily underemployed”
• “The current economic climate cannot be a basis for meeting the high standard for dis-chargeability because everyone is in this recession together.”
• “the current economic climate cannot be a basis for meeting the high standard for disehargeability because everyone is in this recession together”
• “A debtor is not entitled to an undue hardship 9 discharge of student loan debts when his current income is the 10 result of self-imposed limitations, rather than lack of job 11 skills.”
• “A debtor is not entitled to an undue hardship 9 discharge of student loan debts when his current income is the 10 result of self-imposed limitations, rather than lack of job 11 skills.”
• student loans not discharged where limits on income were self-imposed

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).