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Bankruptcy Judge: Mother Had No Duty to Pay Daughter’s College Bill

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A judge ruled that a Georgia woman didn’t have “any legal duty” to pay for her daughter’s college tuition bill before declaring bankruptcy, deepening the fracture between judges on whether financially struggling parents can help their children pay for college. In a Jan. 31 opinion, Judge Edward Coleman III ruled that Skidmore College could keep […]

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