Episode Synopsis "How Much Does Your Spouse Hate You? Avoiding Problems with Your Bankruptcy Filing"

The filing of a bankruptcy by one spouse in a divorce is not always a cooperative process, part of an overall strategy. Sometimes the nonfiling spouse can become vindictive and seek to disrupt the bankruptcy filing. In this episode, Meryl and Steve talk about how important it is to keep the financial disclosures in your bankruptcy complete and accurate, so that your spouse can't point out mis-statements or omissions that can get you into trouble!

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• Timing the Bankruptcy Filing: Before or After the Divorce is Final
• Avoiding Asset Disclosure Problems
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