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Can I switch from a joint to a single bankruptcy?
I had originally filled out a joint bankruptcy, because my wife wanted to be included. We both have compiled a lot of debts over the years and she wants her credit score to improve. However, we have decided to get a divorce and now want to fill out separate bankruptcy files. Is this possible?LawQA.com Answer Library
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