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Divorce Debt

I have been divorced for two years and have the kids with me. He does not pay child support and with the money I make working I can pay all the bills I have presently with a little not much left over. Now I am getting mail about money that he owes. There is no way I can pay those bills.What are my options?I guess what frustrates me is I am doing ok bill wise and surviving. Do I have to claim bankruptcy to get people from asking me for money for his debts.

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One Response to “Divorce Debt”

Barton Goth, GCO Inc. Bankruptcy Trustees said...

ï»¿Your next step really depends on whether or not you signed on any of your ex-husbands debts. If
you have signed on any of these you have guaranteed the outstanding balances will be paid in full and may need to consult with a trustee to devise a strategy to deal with the oustanding arrears.

However, if you have not signed on any of these amounts you are not responsible. If this is the case I would forward any mail pertaining to your ex-husbands debts to him or simply mark this mail â€œreturn to sender.â€