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bankruptcy and my spouse

My husband and I share 2 credit cards, he had them first than put me on them, is there anyway i can sign a paper or do something to take the full debt of the cards from him, so he is not affected?

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One Response to “bankruptcy and my spouse”

A licensed trustee said...

You may contact the credit card companies and ask them to “drop” your husband from the accounts, but I don’t think you should be too hopeful. Unless your credit looks very good the credit card companoes are not likely to tkae your spouses name off the debt – if two people owed you money what would it take for you to allow one of them to remove their name form the debt?