8. I am responsible for my wife's phone bill at the marital residence, and for Wholesale Bills Jerseys. her cell phone service. Should I take my name off of these accounts once I file for divorce?
Absolutely! If a person starts a divorce, then he or she should also call up the phone companies and request that their name be taken off of any and all phone accounts. I have had a case wherein a client was responsible for his wife's cell phone account. During the divorce, she met a "boyfriend" on the internet from London. She ran up a $5,000 cell phone bill. My client threw up when he opened up this bill. My client's name was on this account, and he is responsible for this bill. If www.wholesalecheapravensjerseys.com. he doesn't pay this bill, then his credit will be ruined. My client had a "mini-breakdown" when he opened up his cell phone bill and it had $5,000 worth of oversea charges from London. The lesson to be learned from this disaster is to terminate all joint phone accounts once a divorce case starts.
9. I am getting divorced and my wife is now living in the marital home? What should I do with the joint utility accounts?
I always advise a client to immediately close out all joint utility accounts once he or she leaves the marital home. I have had a case wherein a spurned wife ran up a $6,000 water bill Cheap Falcons Jerseys. to try to ruin her husband's credit. The devious ex-wife left the faucet on in the kitchen, and she also left the home for more than a month. Moreover, the wife did not advise the husband that she left the marital home. The water ran consecutively for almost 30 days nonstop. The water bill ran up to almost $6,000 before the husband could turn off the faucet. People become insane during a divorce! Reduce your exposure, and close out all joint utility accounts immediately once you separate from your spouse, or if you start a divorce case.