Family
Jun. 15, 2010
Beware of Post Separation Debts in Divorce
Mitchell Jacobs and Thomas Feuerman discuss the issue of debts incurred by spouses after separation in a typical marital dissolution proceeding.
By Mitchell A. Jacobs
Given the current state of the economy, it is not surprising that the debts incurred by spouses during marriage often become a hotly contested issue during a typical marital dissolution proceeding. Divorcing spouses are often shocked to discover the extent of credit card debt secretly incurred by their significant other during the marriage. With regard to less frivolous debt incurred during the marriage, such as hospital bills, the ...
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