Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Help to get joint bills out of my name

That can only be done with the permission of the creditors. If a creditor is aware of your husbands intention to file bankruptcy it will not agree to take your name off the debt.

Re: Help to get joint bills out of my name

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You have to work this out with each of the creditors. A Family Court Judgment does not effect your contractual relationship with them.

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