Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

If you were a borrower on the truck loan, the divorce judgment will not relieve you of that responsibility. The lender was not a party to the divorce so your ex-husband only had "full responsibility" between the two of you -- not between you and the lender. Thus, the creditor will look to you to pay the debt.

However, as you say you are in bankruptcy, there may be other ways to stop the creditor and you need to first discuss this with your bankruptcy lawyer.

As I am sure your divorce lawyer told you, you still owed on teh truck no matter what your divorce papers said. While you had a right to pursue him if the creditor pursued you, the bankruptcy has now rendered that right pretty meaningless.

As I am sure your bankruptcy lawyer told you, all your debts had to be listed so hopefully you still listed the truck (if you did not call him immediately so you can amend your case, which will cost you additional money). It would be contempt for the creditor to contact you once you filed, so tell your bankruptcy lawyer and he will stop them from calling you or tell you what to do to stop them (uusally give them a copy of your notice, which, if you properly listed them, they already should have)..