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The misconception of the decree of divorce! Why do you want to distribute your hard earned money to the creditors … 01/09/1908

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Every day, I review consumers (like you) credit reports and hear stories about "how my wife destroyed my credit." Well, Sorry to hear it. I love you, I want to help, but I'm tired of repeating the same things. I wrote a couple of articles asking and begging to do something with your credit and always a book that answers questions you did not request or did not know how to ask questions. Just because you are divorced, your financial life is NOT going to be on the rise. Let's see Why?

In the book, "Bad things happen to good people. Your Credit = Your Life, FIX IT NOW!" I have devoted a long chapter to the issues relating to the level of financial relations (single, married, separated, divorced). In that chapter, I discussed several issues relating to the impact of divorce. One of the issues was the fact-which is a decree of divorce means for your financial life. No, I do not have information on the meaning of the words "divorce" because everyone has been in a relationship know what these two () words together mean. I discussed the fact that just because a court ordered his spouse to be responsible for certain bills (invoices created during the marriage), not words, your responsibilities are washed. After the court order, there are still several issues unresolved from the time the decree was entered. These are:

1. Make sure your payments (including the invoice of the creditors that the court handed the responsibility of your spouse) are present, if not discussed in court to have.

2. You should immediately contact the creditor whose name appeared in the trial and inform them of the decree. Some lenders do not accept the decree. You just push the issue with them. If you do not want to remove your name, then your lawyer (possibly divorce attorney-you already have to take care of your divorce matters, contact the creditors). Please understand that the lawyers say I promise not to be participate, but never materializes. Therefore, you must be persistent with the lawyer and creditors.

3. If a creditor refuses to withdraw his name, then attach a statement in your credit file in connection with the Decree and its application for exemption

4. Talk to your lawyer (a lawyer in his state of the Decree was issued state) and see if you have legal remedies against the creditor (forcing him to cancel). However, make sure you have a copy of the contacts (between you and the lender is available.) If you have no agreement, then ask the creditor to send you one. If you do not receive it within two weeks, then send the creditor a certified letter receipt Return application, requiring that a copy of the agreement be sent at once. The end result is that you may be able to ask the court (possibly even divorce Tribunal) to force the creditor. divorce courts to do so may be limited to no existence, but it never hurts to ask. The conclusion is that the lawyer may be able to options share with you.

5. No matter what you do, DO NOT let the issue remain in the background, because "your credit is your life" and if not do something about it, it will create a serious negative impact on your credit file.

You must initiate all of the above before your spouse leaves making payment to creditors that the court issued an order on your behalf. Creditors are more favorable to listen to you or help when the account is paid on time (regularly).

These questions and more are discussed in greater detail in my book "Bad Things Happen to Good People. Your Credit = Your Life, Fix It Now!" I can not enough emphasis on the importance of your credit.

Consumers asked me why should I buy your book when my credit is good?
Answer: This book not only addresses issues on how to fix your credit, but how to keep well for a long time. It also provides information other than just fixing or maintaining credit. Provides information on how to avoid suits, judgments, foreclosure, negotiate interest rates and borrowing costs, increased credit limit and other credit issues (eg debt management, understanding credit report, credit score, attempts to collect fraudulent and deceptive, and much more). The CD that accompanies the book contains information on the share tax and tax-preparer fraud and deceit, shapes, letter-writing techniques of application, credit card rates of interest and many questions more.

Braggingly Consumers also state: "My score is 700 or 720, etc."
Answer: I consider the level of 720 as a C + rating scale. Score of 800 or more is considered A. 740/760 (depending on the creditors) to 799 is considered B. Now, as your score is low, their rate of interest and increased borrowing costs.

My question to you:
Why do you want to distribute your hard earned money to creditors in the cost EXTRA loan interest rate when you can take care of your credit and keep the savings for yourself and family??

I want you to have success.

Best of luck.

Mike Samadi

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