Mental Illness Fails To Qualify As Student Loan Hardship
Filed in Student Loans, bankruptcy law on Sep.22, 2009
In the bankruptcy case of Robison, Christopher D.; In re (Robison v. Kentucky Higher Education Student Loan Corp., et al.), the bankruptcy court ruled that the debtor’s student loan was nondischargeable and that the debtor’s mental illness was not enough to qualify as a hardship.
The details of the bankruptcy case:
The Chapter 7 bankruptcy debtor is [...]





