Swinney v. Academic Financial Services (In Re Swinney)

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• commenting that a debtor with little or no income is only required to make negligible payments under the program, thus this option should be at the very least be pursued before a discharge in bankruptcy is sought
• medical claims in undue hardship cases require corroborating evidence, not mere allegations by the debtor

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