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Filing Bankruptcy with Your Husband: “Stand by Your Man”

Bankruptcy MythsBy Russell DeMottDecember 10, 2010

Written by Charleston Bankruptcy Lawyer, Russell A. DeMott Filing bankruptcy when you’re married usually means both spouses filing together, but not always. The Bankruptcy Code is clear that even when a married couple files together, there are–almost always–two, separate bankruptcy “estates.”   That means the husband’s estate is one estate, and the wife’s is another.…

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