mikesmith
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A friend of mine was divorced about 6 months ago. In the stipulations for the divorce her ex is supposed to pay on their credit cards and personal loans. He is refusing to pay on anything and it is destroying her (and his) credit. Is there any way she can be removed from the accounts? I’m sure there are some people who have been in this situation.
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Sat Oct 08, 2005 3:40 am |
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Rolo
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Nope. Unfortunately, it's easy to back out of a marital contract, but not a financial contract; she can't break those, too.
She signed a contract with the lender and that's all that matters. Put yourself in the lender's shoes: would you care about internal marital disagreements?
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microjenn
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I saw a similar situation on Suze Orman's show. She said the same thing as Rolo. Your friend is screwed. Her name is on the accounts and no matter what the divorce agreement says, she is still responsible for debt.
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Sat Oct 08, 2005 4:35 pm |
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frcisafraud
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The decree is ordered by the court, which isnt honored by the credit issueing institutions, but is by the court. If the ex parte has money and is ordered there is opportunity to take it to court and sue for the money?
The question is are they refusing or are they incapable? If they are incapable its not worth the expense.
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