Reviews About The Complete Idiot's Guide to Personal Bankruptcy (Paperback)

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In the next edition disclose these four significant student loan debtor discharge success cases (I am sure there are many more):

1. Michael Eric HEDLUND v. The Educational Resources Institute Inc. et al., case number 12-35258, in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (May 22, 2013);

2. In re Robert Jacob SCOTT and Sarah Jane Scott, Debtors. Robert Jacob Scott and Sarah Jane Scott, Plaintiffs v. U.S. Department of Education; Educap, Inc., The Education Resources Institute (TERI), et. al, Defendants. Bankruptcy No. 07-14317. Adversary No. 07-01367. United States Bankruptcy Court, W.D. Washington, at Seattle. September 25, 2009;

3. Christian D. MENDOZA, Chapter 7, Debtor. Christian D. Mendoza, Plaintiff,
Educational Credit Management Corporation; Hemar Insurance Corporation of America, Defendants. Case No.-01-53238-MM. Adversary No. 01-5283. United States Bankruptcy Court, N.D. California. June 20, 2007; and

4. In re Lorna Kaye NYS, Debtor, Educational Credit Management Corporation, Appellant, v. Lorna Kaye Nys, Appellee. No. 04-16007. United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. Argued and Submitted February 15, 2006. Filed April 26, 2006. 446 F.3d 938.

The Hedlund 2013 case is huge, it clearly expands the law in favor of student loan debtors who reside in the nine western states. Both Hedlund and Scott were in their 30s, healthy and employed and they successfully discharged most of their student loan debt in bankruptcy.