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Bankrupt Student Can Discharge Debt Because It Wasn’t a Loan
In an interesting bankruptcy case from New York, the Court determined that a debt owed to a college was NOT a student loan for purposes of the bankruptcy law, and consequently, COULD be discharged in the debtor’s bankruptcy case.
What to do when you have finally made the decision to talk with a bankruptcy attorney about your debt.
Once you have made this decision, then it becomes important to find the right attorney to help guide you. Here are a few tips that I think are important in finding the right attorney to talk with.
'Tis the Season
The Entrepreneurship – Bankruptcy Intersection
Good post on small businesses and bankruptcy
Hager v. Maynard (In re Maynard)
No proof was shown by creditor that the debtor willfully and maliciously injured the creditor in order to deny dischargeability of the debt in this 523(a)(6) action.
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