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Can my children be held responsible for my credit card debt should I die?
Can debt collectors report my spouse's debt on my credit report?
Can debt collectors discuss my debt with my spouse?
Can debt collectors discuss my debt with my children?
Am I responsible for my spouse's debts?
I wasn't notified when a joint debt with my ex-spouse became delinquent. Should I have been notified?
I lived with a man for 3 years. Never engaged or married. He had some credit card debt when we met as most people do. He has since accumulated more credit card, health related and other debt. We are no longer together. Can I be held responsible for the debt?
My son used my phone number as his own, ran up charges on a credit card and the debt collectors call me every day, even though I have told them this is my private number. Is there an action I can take?
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