bankruptcy opinions
If I file for bankruptcy my spouse has to file to?
I am considering filling for Bankruptcy but I am married.
If I file for it, my spouse has to file to so he won’t be stuck
with the bills?
Please only respond if you know for sure, just your opinion is not going to help me. Thanks in advance.
Your husband does not have to file, but he will be responsible for any bills that are in both of your names. It will also show up on your redit report for 10 years, but that does not mean that you will not be able to get credit of future loans. You will get offers but the interest rates will be much higher.
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