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Old 03-30-2007, 05:33 PM
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Old judgement - spouse liable?


What is the name of your state? Illinois/New Mexico

Hello! I just got a letter from an attorney trying to collect a 1998 (I actually remember this being in 1996) judgement from my old landlord (New Mexico). I was frightened, young and poor and I never showed up to court or paid him the approximately $1000 I owed. He is now demanding $3800 (including interest) in one week or he will take further action. I am currently unemployed or I would just pay him the money immediately. Before I contact his attorney to try and set up a payment plan, I need to know if he is going to threaten to sue my husband (we married in 2004 and currently live in Illinois) for this money. Everything we have is in his name, not mine. Are my husbands assets in jeapordy? I would rather take care of this problem on my own - my problem, my responsibility!

Please help, any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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Old 03-30-2007, 06:22 PM
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Before I contact his attorney to try and set up a payment plan, I need to know if he is going to threaten to sue my husband (we married in 2004 and currently live in Illinois) for this money.
Of course, no one can guess whether he is going to threaten, or what he might threaten. HOWEVER, if he were to try to sue your husband... he has no case against him.

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Everything we have is in his name, not mine.
Gee... isn't that convenient??

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Are my husbands assets in jeapordy?
No.

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I would rather take care of this problem on my own - my problem, my responsibility!
Gee... that should be pretty easy to do... just ask your husband for a loan.
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