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You might feel better informed and more comfortable around bankruptcy if you knew just a little bit about the federal Bankruptcy Code.

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One spouse’s bankruptcy filing may briefly slow down but will not likely stop an ongoing divorce case.

If you filed a Chapter 13 adjustment of debts case jointly with your spouse but are now considering divorce, how do you get out of the case?

Think about these special considerations if you filed bankruptcy before your divorce and now need to think about filing another one.

The timing rules don’t change if you filed bankruptcy before your divorce and now need a new one. But there ARE some important twists.

Rarely should a couple consider filing bankruptcy together. It takes a combination of circumstances, and independent legal advice, to do so.

Under bankruptcy law they CAN file a joint bankruptcy. But often it’s not such a good idea. Sometimes it’s a very bad idea.

Here are straight answers to some of the most important questions about bankruptcy dealing with divorce.

You’re not likely breaking some bankruptcy criminal laws. But if you are or are considering doing so, here’s what they are.