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  Recent Court of Appeals Discharges $300,000 in Student Loans
       The 8th Circuit Court recently upheld a Minnesota bankruptcy court's discharge of $300,000 in student loans, even though the Debtor's husband was paying for a newly installed screened-in deck and had just purchased a luxury Chevrolet Suburban.
       The court ruled that the debtor's inability to work, due to family considerations and having to care for her autistic children, as well as the fact that it was not actually the debtor's income that was used for the luxury purchases.
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