No, but a judge could.But I am wondering can I legally make him responsible for the debt?
No and yes.Also could I sell the house and pay off the debt before the divorce is completed or could he come back and try to get part of the equity of the house?
Ok...your soon to be ex would be entitled to half the equity of the home if it was purchased during the marriage.lclapp said:My attorney said I could see the house but I don't know if I could pay off the debt. I am a torn to do so because if I do pay it off and he goes after the equity I would not have the money to give him. I am wondering if I get stuck with having to pay him I would be dragging on the time until he is out of my life completely.
Personally, I think that if you document everything thoroughly that you can do it. However you could have your attorney send his attorney (or him if he doesn't have one) a letter outlining your intentions.lclapp said:I can't really speak to him, have an order of protection.
Then tell your FRIKKIN attorney to make the offer. Geez lady, it ain't rocket science. And if your attorney can't pull his head out of his butt, find another one.lclapp said:I can't really speak to him, have an order of protection.