Sunday, February 1, 2015

My ex filed bankruptcy. In our divorce agreement he solely owed a debt to my parents for $20,000 and a new contact was written as stated in ...

Question

My ex filed bankruptcy. In our divorce agreement he solely owed a debt to my parents for $20,000 and a new contact was written as stated in our agreement. He paid for 2 years then quit. My parents took him to small claims and got a judgement on the remaining balance of $10,000. He is not trying to discharge this debt in his bankruptcy. What do I need to file with his bankruptcy case so the know this judgement cannot be discharged?



Answer

Based solely on what you've said, the debt is dischargeable and will be discharged -- he has no choice.

He may choose to pay the debt after the bankruptcy but he is in no way liable for payment.

If you or your parents put pressure on him to pay -- or even ask him to pay, or remind him to pay, etc. These are all violations of the automatic stay and he can turn around and sue you.

Now, you may have more options at your disposal. I don't know because there are a lot of facts missing. So I recommend you consult with a local attorney.



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My lawyer showed up 4 hours late to my court date on november so I missed the court, and he said we might have another court date early Janu...

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My lawyer showed up 4 hours late to my court date on november so I missed the court, and he said we might have another court date early January but between those dates I did not hear one word from him. Can I get my money back?



Answer

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Question

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Answer

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