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Does Your Ex-Spouse’s Bankruptcy Filing Affect Your Financial Obligations? A California Perspective

By Wadhwani & Shanfeld |

Divorce can profoundly impact your financial stability, but the situation can become even more complicated when an ex-spouse files for bankruptcy. In California, a community property state, understanding how bankruptcy proceedings initiated by a former spouse may affect your financial obligations, particularly regarding joint debts, divorce settlements, and support payments, is crucial. Clarifying these… Read More »

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How Joint Debts are Handled in Bankruptcy and Divorce Proceedings

By Wadhwani & Shanfeld |

Debt is often a central issue in divorce proceedings, significantly impacting both parties’ financial stability. In California, where community property laws prevail, the handling of joint debts accumulated during a marriage can become particularly complex when bankruptcy intersects with divorce. Understanding precisely how these debts are treated under bankruptcy law and during divorce settlements… Read More »

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Should You File Bankruptcy Before or After Divorce in California? Strategic Timing Matters

By Wadhwani & Shanfeld |

Divorce is never easy, emotionally or financially, and when significant debt enters the picture, the complexity multiplies. Deciding when to file for bankruptcy —before or after a divorce —can have a drastic impact on both proceedings. California’s unique community property laws further complicate the matter, making strategic timing essential. Understanding the pros and cons… Read More »

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