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How Credit Card Debt is Handled in Divorce

How Credit Card Debt is Handled in Divorce

You may find it easier to divorce your spouse than to divorce your creditors. That’s because no matter what you and your former spouse have agreed to, and even if you have a divorce decree in hand, you have a contract with your credit card issuers. You are the person who is legally responsible for paying off any outstanding balances on your credit cards.

Understand what your options are for separating yourself financially from your former spouse so that you can start rebuilding your life post-marriage.

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