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Divorce can affect your credit score. Paying bills on time becomes challenging. Managing debt and credit use gets complicated.

*Divorce may change how you pay bills, impacting your credit score. *Using more credit can lower your score and limit your ability to get more credit. *Filing motions with the court can help manage bill payments and protect your credit.

File motions to manage bills during a divorce. Make sure the court knows who pays what. This helps keep your credit score safe.

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