PROBLEM 6-4: THE GOODSHIP HARDSHIP DISCHARGE way Assume the same facts as Problem 6-3, except that...

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PROBLEM 6-4: THE GOODSHIP HARDSHIP DISCHARGE way Assume the same facts as Problem 6-3, except that about 75% of the through his plan, Ponoroff develops dementia and, as a consequence, loses his job, and his income is relegated to monthly disability payments in an amount that is a small fraction of his inflated law professor salary. For these reasons, Ponoroff is unable to complete his plan. Is Ponoroff possibly entitled to any sort of discharge? If so, what additional facts do you want to know? Even if Ponoroff receives a discharge, can Markell go after him for the balance due under the original $25,000 loan? See section 1328(b). PROBLEM 6-4: THE GOODSHIP HARDSHIP DISCHARGE way Assume the same facts as Problem 6-3, except that about 75% of the through his plan, Ponoroff develops dementia and, as a consequence, loses his job, and his income is relegated to monthly disability payments in an amount that is a small fraction of his inflated law professor salary. For these reasons, Ponoroff is unable to complete his plan. Is Ponoroff possibly entitled to any sort of discharge? If so, what additional facts do you want to know? Even if Ponoroff receives a discharge, can Markell go after him for the balance due under the original $25,000 loan? See section 1328(b).