This concern is not something for you to worry about, you can file for bankruptcy and have your liability discharged and your ex-husband will have to worry about his liability for this debt. Please contact my office for a free consultation to further discuss your options.
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As long as your name does not appear on any of the credit cards you are not responsible for payment. However, your husband's estate will most likely have to pay for the debt he left behind. Be aware that you need to keep making payments on any mortgages or HELOCs on your home in order to keep it. Please contact my office for further assistance if you have more questions.
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In many cases a Chapter 7 bankruptcy can lead to a reaffirmed mortgage debt. A chapter 13 filing is not always necessary but the answer is case specific. Please contact my office for more information.
Yes, a 401k is an exempt asset in Illinois. You should consult with an attorney before taking any bankruptcy related steps because you may have more exemptions that can be used.
The debtor files for bankruptcy in the County in which they have a permanent residence. In this case, if your sister has a permanent residence in DuPage County and has had that residence for at least 90 of the last 180 days, then that is where she can file. Please contact my office for a free consultation to discuss this and all other issues surrounding the bankruptcy.
Yes you may file separately, but there are some considerations in doing so. You should consult an experienced Bankruptcy Attorney about this before doing anything.
The short answer is yes. However, there are many factors to consider to insure tha you are successful. Please contact my office for a free consultation.
They can come after your car if either of you misses payments. Please contact my office for a free consultation if you have any questions.
The first thing you should do is get your son into counseling. You do have a few options with the bills, please call my office for a free consultation.