STUDENT LOANS, COMMUNITY DEBT OR SEPARATE - DIVORCE CALIF. - VIDEO #21 (2021)

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Student loans incurred between the date of marriage and date of separation are treated differently than other types of community debts or community obligations. Student loans are typically assigned to the person who received the benefit of the education, but there are exceptions. All or part of the student loan may be treated as a community debt if any of the following apply: 1) The community substantially benefited from the education, training or loan; 2) The education or training received by one party is offset an education or training received by the other party; or 3) The education or training that a party received enables that party to engage in gainful employment that substantially reduces the need of that party for support that would otherwise be paid. What if there was not a student loan, but instead community funds were used to pay for all or part of the cost of one party's education or training? In that situation, the community may be entitled to reimbursed by the educated party. These rules are set forth in California Family Code section 2641 and Family Code section 2627.

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