yup... Texas is a community property state

http://www.fairmark.com/spousal/comprop.htm

the best way is to file Ch-13 BK to best keep your house. Either way, your credit is ruined for the next 7 years, at least. What Lao Mao said is absolutely true, but you can go hire a BK attorney and complete the credit counseling in his office, once finished (normally by the phone and online), the credit counseling service will issue you a certificate of completion via fax or email, you can then directly proceed to petition for bankruptcy. Is you debt secured or non-secured? Have your creditors placed any lien on your (or your hu*****and’s) personal assets, like the house or the car?

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• my bad, i didn't read your original post -tank- ♂ (421 bytes) () 05/20/2007 postreply 22:36:17