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Liabilites

Hello,
Can someone filing for bankruptcy claim a debt that has been co-signed for by someone as his own liability?
The debt is a line of credit where both people’s names appear on it and was notarized with both names.

The ”bankrupt” has not been making payments for over a year and the co-signer has resumed the payments.

Thank you.

One Response to “Liabilites”

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

When someone files for bankruptcy, they are cleared from most all their unsecured debt, including co-signed debts. What then happens is that the person who has co-signed the debt becomes solely responsible that the entire balance of that debt be paid in full.