How will my ex-husband's bankruptcy filing impact my credit?
His bankruptcy should have little, if any, impact on you. He will discharge his obligation to pay the debts and you will still be liable.
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His bankruptcy should have little, if any, impact on you. He will discharge his obligation to pay the debts and you will still be liable.
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The answer to your specific question is that it is OK to receive the gift. It is not an inheritance and would be received more than 180 days after...
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Whether you should file, and, if so, which chapter you should file, are questions that cannot be answered until after an initial interview with an...
Yes, you can do it. Your wife will remain accountable for the same debts for which she is accountable now. That includes any joint debts the two of...
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You can change attorneys if you want to do so. Your new attorney will have to file for a substitution of counsel, but it happens all the time.
Because it has been over a year, you can file and still get a discharge, but 3 filings in 14-15 months will still make you a marked person....