What is the name of your state?Hi, while I was married, my ex-wife’s parents transferred my credit card debt (which was acquired during the marriage) onto one of their credit cards to give us a break on interest. Well a year later my wife wants to divorce. I kept making the payment to the ex-in-laws credit card during the separation period and divorce since I was told during the separation period that she would pay off the credit card debt when she received a settlement. (An injury received during our marriage in the state of Florida) When she received the settlement, she decided not to pay the debt. Since that was upsetting, I continued to pay on the credit card until half of the debt was paid. Now the ex-in-laws are threatening to sue me since I have stopped making payments. Do they have a valid claim? Should I be held liable? This is happening in California, and the divorce settlement did not include anything regarding the debt on this credit card. Anyone's help is much appreciated.