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Old 03-31-2000, 02:57 PM
dardolino
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can a wife file for bankruptcy without her husband just with the bills soley in her name
i have a lot of credit cards just in my name, my husbands has his own cards , in his name they are NOT JOINT ACCOUNTS THEY ARE TOTALLY SEPERATE DIFF ACCOUNT NUMBER AND DIFFERT BANKS, OUR CARS ARE PAID FOR AND OUR HOUSE HAS ANOTHER 8 YEARS LEFT AND OUR SECOND
MORTAGE HAS 8 YEARS CAN THIS BE DONE WITHOUT
MY HUSBAND.
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Old 04-02-2000, 10:17 PM
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It is doubtful unless all of your assets are separate. Contact a credit and debt counseling service. They are in the Yellow Pages--and there is one listed in Freeadvice under bankruptcy--. They are non-profit organizations and can help you get a payment program set up with your creditors so you can get your debts under control. try it.
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