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What Happens to the Debt During Separation and Divorce

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Dividing assets during separation can feel like a puzzle—challenging but doable. But when it comes to debt, it’s more like trying to split a tangled ball of string. Understanding how debt is divided during a divorce is crucial, whether joint loans, credit cards, or mortgages. Luckily, with expert advice from Go To Court, you can navigate this tricky terrain and protect your financial future.

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