Nightingale v. NC State Education Assistance Authority (Case No. 13-10834, Adv. No. 13-02060) 4/20/2015

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Following the Brunner  test, the Court concluded that the Defendants had not established facts in the record sufficient for the purposes of summary judgment to find that Plaintiff lacked good faith or that repayment of her student loans would not cause her undue hardship.  The Court would not find that no payment options in student loan repayment plans consitituted repayment under the Brunner  standard.

Date: 
Friday, May 15, 2015
Published: 
Yes
Index Heading: 
Discharge/Dischargeability