On Behalf of The Law Offices of Ronda A. Middleton |
Once you decide to divorce, some of your attention will immediately turn to property division. Not only should you understand the difference between separate and marital property in California, but you must also have a comprehensive list of both types to ensure that nothing is overlooked.
Around this time, you should turn your attention to any joint credit card debt you’re carrying. This has the potential to complicate your divorce, especially if you don’t consider all of your options.
Here are some of the best ways to deal with joint credit card debt in a divorce:
If you take these steps, you will find it easier to deal with joint credit card debt before and during the divorce process.
As you proceed, do whatever you can to protect your legal and financial rights. The decisions you make during the divorce process will impact you in many ways in the future.
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