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

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• although debtor was “dissatisfied” with living with his parents, “the present ability to pay factor does not presume that a debtor cannot maintain a minimal standard of living simply because he is residing with and receiving support from relatives”

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