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Divorce and Bankruptcy?
My husband and I are starting the process to file a chapter 13 bankruptcy. The majority of the debt is from him buying a ridiculously expensive car without my consent when we first married. My name is not on the car loan. I’ve pretty upset and fed up. I am considering at least separating from him while this is going on. Is it better that I wait until the bankruptcy is final, or should I do it now? I don’t want to ask our lawyer because I don’t want to make this worse than it already is.
Doesn’t matter if your name is on the loan or not, you share the debt load incurred in the marriage. Seperation doesn’t mean anything in legal terms, you’re either married or divorced. Now that you’ve started the process for the bankruptcy, anything you do to try and seperate yourself from the debt will be viewed as fraudulent action by the bankruptcy trustee.
You’re already fixing the money issue with the court filing, ride it out and then work on your relationship. Money is the number one reason for all divorces, it’s a stressor for sure, give it some space and see how it goes after all the dust settles.
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