That’s over 3,000 more than i owe right now ... If your husband is facing a potential small business bankruptcy, may a divorce protect you?
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Married for 2 years, seperate bank acounts. Children from previous marriages and x spouses.
Husband posed the idea of a secret divorce…continue to live together in a commited relationship and remarry before bankruptcy or the threat, so that my credit isn’t damaged because of his business problems. A divorce on paper merely…is that illegal?
nikki 12:38 pm on September 26, 2009 Permalink |
FOR RICHER FOR POORER
THRU SICKNESS AND HEALTH
TILL DEATH DO YOU PART
didnt you say that? so now that hes going thru problems your gonna leave him just cuz hes going bankrupt? your pathetic
friendlysummer 12:38 pm on September 26, 2009 Permalink |
It should as long as you have don’t have any debts tied to the business in both of your names . Usually your debt is your debt and his debt is his debt if it was owned before coming into the marriage. But please seek the advice of an attorney (most offer free consultations even if you don’t hire them) before jumping to divorce based on what people in here say. WE could be wrong but an attorney can lead you in the right direction. Even so, divorce shouldn’t be an option to keep yourself from owing money. Please consider this throughly. AND TO THE POST ABOVE: IT’S YOU’RE! NOT YOUR. I AM ASSUMING YOU ARE SAYING SHE IS PATHETIC NOT THAT SHE OWNS BEING PATHETIC. GOD LEARN GRAMMER BEFORE INSULTING PEOPLE WHO NEED ADVICE!!!!