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Answer: If your partner is living with you and you do not disclose this in bankruptcy, it can be seen as fraud. As to how they may find out, there are a few ways.
Just by your partner living with you does not make them a part of your bankruptcy.
I hope this has answered your question.
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Regards,
Jon
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