Legal Question in Family Law in Arizona

Re: Legal seperation

I agree with Mr. Johnson. If your name is on the cards then you would be jointly liable for the debt. In a separation/divorce the judge could assign the debt to your husband. If you are new resident to CA you will need to meet CA residency requirements if you are looking to start the dissolution process. You should consult an Attorney about this matter.

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Re: Legal seperation

You can make a claim for "community waste".

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Re: Legal seperation

If your name is on the credit card account then you would be liable. However, the court can order him to pay these credit card debts. you should consult with an attorney regarding the dissoloutin of marriage and the debts he incurred.