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    Filing single, vehicle in both names........

    Long story short, had to do Bk before divorce. The vehicle she took with her when she left in Dec. 07 has my name on it also. When i filed, i included that vehicle. Is she now going to be the only responsable party for the vehicle when my bk is done and over? She has been paying for it since then and the payments are up to date.


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    Filed August 15th 2008
    Discharged:12/08/2008
    Closed: 2/23/2009

    #2
    I believe the short answer is: Yes, she will still be responsible to make payments.

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      #3
      It would seem to me if you are in BK and you reaffirm the loan and it's in your name then you would still be responsible? Unless, you plan to let the bank have it? I am not sure though?

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        #4
        Originally posted by TroubleinCalif View Post
        When i filed, i included that vehicle.
        When you write "included" do you mean you included it with plans of letting go of it or are you planing on reaffirming?

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          #5
          Originally posted by happy_ira View Post
          When you write "included" do you mean you included it with plans of letting go of it or are you planing on reaffirming?

          I added it as in releasing interest in the vehicle. Since her name is on it, she will be the one responsible for it after the bk is over.
          Filed August 15th 2008
          Discharged:12/08/2008
          Closed: 2/23/2009

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            #6
            Yes she would be solely responsible so long as you don't reaffirm.
            May 31st, 2007: Petition Filed by my lawyer
            July 2nd, 2007: 341 Meeting Held
            September 4th, 2007: Discharged and Closed.

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              #7
              Originally posted by JRScott View Post
              Yes she would be solely responsible so long as you don't reaffirm.


              Me no reaffirm nothing. Lawyer say's No, No.


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              Filed August 15th 2008
              Discharged:12/08/2008
              Closed: 2/23/2009

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                #8
                Then you are fine. Good luck.
                "To go bravely forward is to invite a miracle."

                "Worry is the darkroom where negatives are formed."

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