On May 29, 2018, the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit issued a ruling affirming lower court decisions that penalties assessed by the State of Michigan for fraudulent collection of unemployment compensation are non-dischargeable under bankruptcy. The ruling came from two separate cases that were addressed together in a consolidated opinion in […]
Student Loans are Dischargeable if Not for Qualified Educational Expenses
Interesting blog on The Huffington Post today. While most student loans are dischargeable in bankruptcy, certain loans that do not suffice as qualified educational expenses will be discharged in a bankruptcy. This does not apply to most bankruptcy debtors, but will for a few. I did lookup information on the Radio1 Broadcast School and from […]
