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Thursday, 28 July 2011 07:23

How Will My Bankruptcy Affect My Husband's Credit?

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How my bancruptcy will affect my husband credit is we still live in the same house? but my husband pay for the morgage and is his name even before I met him

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Answer: Unless you have joint debts together, your bankruptcy does not affect your husband's credit.  The address used in the bankruptcy can sometimes cause an issue for someone living there if they apply for credit in the future, but this can be alleviated by having the non-bankrupt person have a notice of disassociation placed on their credit history.

 

I hope this has answered your question.

For more information and assistance, please complete our eligibility form at our web site www.bankruptcy.org.uk or ring us at 0800 0029951.

Regards,

Jon

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