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Old 07-19-2001, 09:21 AM
tawny1
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From Illinois. I am recently divorced. I was awarded house and mortgage in divorce. I have a quit claim deed from X recorded. He has filed bankruptcy. There are 4 joint accounts. One is mortgage. One is truck he was awarded in divorce it is also a type of second mortgage. Third is a home equity credit card type of second or third mortgage he was awarded this debt in divorce also. X was supposed to refinance the last to debts to remove off of mortgage and get me off them by the divorce decree. The last debt is an old Credit card that had a zero balance on when we seperated but the X got the new cards when the old ones expired and charge 1900.00 to it. It was not mention in divorce because I didnot know about any balance on it until after divorce. We are filing a objection to his dicharging this debts. What will be most likely outcome of this mess?
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