It is possible I will have 2-3 judgments entered in court before I can file. I am in California, a community property state. My husband is NOT a cosigner to any of the debt, and we have a "confidential marriage" which means it cannot be found in a public records search.
We have two joint accounts which I can close, readily (one checking, one savings). I have one account in my name only. He has a brand new checking and savings in his name only.
I am also named as a trustee on some of my mother's accounts - I am not a signatory or on the account - I just have access, as does my brother, if she dies.
1. How easily could they seize my husband's accounts?
2. Could they go after my mother?
3. I am on unemployment, so my own income is safe from garnishment. Am I better off just retaining a lawyer for the BK and have him stall the creditors? Two already filed suit months ago and we are in a stipulated agreement, so if I can't pay, the judgments are pretty well sewn up.
Should we just close everything and use cash/money orders only?
This is for BEFORE I file but AFTER having judgments entered.
We have two joint accounts which I can close, readily (one checking, one savings). I have one account in my name only. He has a brand new checking and savings in his name only.
I am also named as a trustee on some of my mother's accounts - I am not a signatory or on the account - I just have access, as does my brother, if she dies.
1. How easily could they seize my husband's accounts?
2. Could they go after my mother?
3. I am on unemployment, so my own income is safe from garnishment. Am I better off just retaining a lawyer for the BK and have him stall the creditors? Two already filed suit months ago and we are in a stipulated agreement, so if I can't pay, the judgments are pretty well sewn up.
Should we just close everything and use cash/money orders only?
This is for BEFORE I file but AFTER having judgments entered.
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