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Coming into marriage with debt.What is the name of your state? CA Hello, My fiance has a large defaulted student loan. Needless to say, it has ruined credit. My credit is good and I am a homeowner. I believe (and may be wrong) that I am not responsible for his student loan debt when we marry. I believe it is different than consumer (for example, credit card) debt. One of the default letters says that if there is ever property ownership, they can put a lien on the property. Here are my questions: 1) When we marry, will my property automatically become half of his and be subject to a possible lien? 2) What do we need to do to keep our credit seperate? 3) What can we do legally to protect my individual assets in marriage? 4) Is CA a commonlaw state? If we were to live together as husband and wife without state-sanctioned marriage, would we encounter the same challenges as if we were married? Thank you for your time, usable info and responses.
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| I hear you...a prenup. I know that a prenup protects individual assets from being divided among each other in case of a divorce. Would a prenup protect individual assets from being claimed in collections if you are married?...that is the million dollar question. Again this is a defaulted student loan, not consumer debt and the asset of concern is a home purchased before marriage and not in the defaulter's name. Any ideas?
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BumpI know that a prenup protects individual assets from being divided among each other in case of a divorce. Would a prenup protect individual assets from being claimed in collections if you are married?...that is the million dollar question. Again this is a defaulted student loan, not consumer debt and the asset of concern is a home purchased before marriage and not in the defaulter's name. Any ideas?
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