Legal Question in Bankruptcy in Minnesota
I have been separated from my husband for 3 years our home was foreclosed on in oct 2010 do i need to file bankruptcy with him
2 Answers from Attorneys
No, you can file separately.
Nathan Hansen
651-704-9600
Typically when one has been separated for some time and is maintaining a separate household, it's almost the same as being divorced for bankruptcy purposes. Usually I would suggest to such a person that he or she file individually and not jointly.
What I would usually do of course doesn't mean that I would say that's what I would want to do in your case. Every case is different, and I have zero details about your situation except that you are separated. If you would call me for a no-cost screening over the phone, I could give you an opinion that would have a great deal more value. 952-544-6356.
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