Legal Question in Civil Litigation in California

It depends on whether the debt being sued upon is considered a community debt, that is, responsible for by both husband and wife. In California, generally debts that are incurred during marriage that are "necessaries of life" for either spouse are community debts. Debts incurred prior to marriage are separate debts. You say it's "his home", but are you it's his separate property or is it community property? If the home is community property, they can always go after it after obtaining a judgment against you. If it's separate property and they go after it post-judgment, your husband could attempt to challenge it on the basis it was not a community debt if it appears that the debt was something only for your benefit (a "separate debt"). Consult an attorney.

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