Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Ohio
spouse
i have accummulated debts in my name only. can i file bankruptcy in my name only and not affect my husband's credit. my name is on the home. is it then considered part of my assets? i just want to file on the credit card debt that i have accummulated in my name only.
Asked on 7/02/02, 3:07 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Steve Chaffin
Steven E. Chaffin, Attorney
Re: spouse
You and your husband are one economic unit. Under Ohio law, your debts are his and his yours. If you own a home, then it will be considered. If there is equity beyond $10,000 you could lose your house. You need to consult with an attorney about your particular situation.
Steve Chaffin
Answered on 7/02/02, 3:57 pm
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