Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New Jersey

Re: checking accounts

A spouse's separate funds are not subject to levy to satisfy a judgment or lien against the other spouse alone. That said, it is sometimes necessary to get a court order to vacate a levy especially where a joint account is involved. Funds that are comingled in a joint account are often subject to levy for the debts of either spouse.

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Re: checking accounts

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