Consult with your divorce counsel or a family law attorney with a bankruptcy background in the state in which your divorce took place. There should not be any issue in enforcing your husband's obligation to you under the divorce decree, but a closer look at the documents is warranted. His discharge in bankruptcy would include his direct obligation to the creditor (the creditor can no longer pursue him), but his obligation to you under the divorce decree is not dischargeable. Often, an ex-spouse is listed in a bankruptcy petition for notice purposes, not because the bankruptcy-filing spouse expects to be relieved of responsibilities under the terms of the divorce.
Consult with your divorce counsel or a family law attorney with a bankruptcy background in the state in which your divorce took place. There should not be any issue in enforcing your husband's obligation to you under the divorce decree, but a closer look at the documents is warranted. His discharge in bankruptcy would include his direct obligation to the creditor (the creditor can no longer pursue him), but his obligation to you under the divorce decree is not dischargeable. Often, an ex-spouse is listed in a bankruptcy petition for notice purposes, not because the bankruptcy-filing spouse expects to be relieved of responsibilities under the terms of the divorce.
Consult with your divorce counsel or a family law attorney with a bankruptcy background in the state in which your divorce took place. There should not be any issue in enforcing your husband's obligation to you under the divorce decree, but a closer look at the documents is warranted. His discharge in bankruptcy would include his direct obligation to the creditor (the creditor can no longer pursue him), but his obligation to you under the divorce decree is not dischargeable. Often, an ex-spouse is listed in a bankruptcy petition for notice purposes, not because the bankruptcy-filing spouse expects to be relieved of responsibilities under the terms of the divorce.
Consult with your divorce counsel or a family law attorney with a bankruptcy background in the state in which your divorce took place. There should not be any issue in enforcing your husband's obligation to you under the divorce decree, but a closer look at the documents is warranted. His discharge in bankruptcy would include his direct obligation to the creditor (the creditor can no longer pursue him), but his obligation to you under the divorce decree is not dischargeable. Often, an ex-spouse is listed in a bankruptcy petition for notice purposes, not because the bankruptcy-filing spouse expects to be relieved of responsibilities under the terms of the divorce.
In need of advice
I only make $13 p/h and I'm paying $800 in child support for 1 child. Is that too much? Also, my fiancee is pregnant... once we get married and have the baby does the amount I currently pay change? Please help
So on July 1st a police officer, posing as a minor, in a chatroom stated "hey I'm 14, let's trade pics". I messaged her my number, no response.
I get a call this morning, the 6th, from a detective in Alabama stating that the 14 year old was indeed a cop. He aslo read back the message.
He than stated that I have two options.
Option 1:
Spend 15 years in Alabama prison and everyone will know what I did.
Option 2: Become a confidential informant, posing as 14-16 year old girl in chat rooms.
Obviously #2 is the better choice.
So that's what I chose.
He than asked me the following questions:
My full name
If I drive
How long have I lived at my house
If I rent, lease, or own.
He said that the state should approve me for CI status and that he was going to call me back with the information.
However according to him, the "girl" didn't say she was sending nude photographs. She said "let's trade pics". I remember her saying that as well.
Usually when I do trade pics its usually my face of pics of my abs.
