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Is Your Spouse Liable for Your Debt?

In general, a spouse is not liable for another spouse’s debt. Marriage may be until death do you part, but that does not extend to every debt.

Many consumers simply assume that if a debt collector says they are responsible, that means they are. Spoiler alert: that is not always true. Here are a few examples where consumers are confused about potential liability.

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Debts, the Deceased, and Debt Collectors Calling Family Members

The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDPCA) regulates how debt collectors can act when they are collecting debts from consumers.

A rapidly developing area of debt collection is collecting debts of a deceased individual.

This frequently leads to debt collectors contacting a consumer’s family and friends. If you are being contacted, it’s important to understand your rights against debt collectors.

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