I got a personal loan for my husband to use to start a small business opportunity but it failed. Does he have to file bankruptcy
Short answer: No, he does not have to file with you.
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Short answer: No, he does not have to file with you.
You should stop paying ALL of your creditors if you plan on filing "in a few months."
"Starting to" mistrust him? There's no easy way to get money without asking the person again. If you suspect fraud, go to the district attorney's...
The best advice I can give you is to contact a qualified attorney for a free consultation. This forum is not intended to guide pro se debtors...
No, it will not.
With friends like that, who needs enemies? If you take the person to small claims court, you could get a judgment against them, the tough part, by...
You still have the right to indemnification by the primary borrower. If he has a job and you get a judgment against him you could have his wages...
The Statute of limitations does not apply when there is a judgment. Statute of Limitations only refers to the amount of time in which an action...
The good news is that you won't be liable for your spouse's debts. If he/she had the property before he/she married you, it's their separate...
If you have an attorney, follow his advice. You should answer the complaint, though, to avoid getting a default judgment against you.