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When a spouse files for bankruptcy during a divorce, it can complicate the process. This legal action may pause your divorce proceedings, but it can also lead to the discharge of certain shared debts.

• Filing for bankruptcy triggers an automatic stay, which can pause divorce proceedings until the court lifts it. • Bankruptcy may wipe out shared debts, and you may not be liable for your portion of the debt. • Not all obligations are dischargeable; child support payments cannot be eliminated. • A mid-divorce bankruptcy filing may require you to hire a second attorney who specializes in bankruptcy law. • While complicated, the situation is manageable, and attorneys can coordinate to keep the divorce in line with federal law.

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