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roomate

My common law partner and i have been discussing dissolving our relationship and living together as roomates for a number of reasons (mainly our daughter and the high cost of living). I am planning to file bankruptcy next year when my student loans are 7 years old. I am wondering if and how living as a roomate with my ex will affect my going bankrupt. We have three bedroom house that we rent, and he would either move into the spare room or the basement.

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One Response to “roomate”

A licensed trustee said...

It is possible (and quite legal) to be separated and still live under the same roof – lots of people do it for economic reasons… Simply discuss your situation with your trustee before you file and make sure everyone undertsands how it will be dealt with.