bankruptcy before marriage

How will his bankruptcy on my great honor if we get married, especially for house purchase?

My fiance bankruptcy with his ex-wife about 4 years ago. I have great credit. What will happen if we get married? We also want to eventually buy a house. Should I try to do it alone with my great credit before the marriage or after marriage with twice the income, but its history? Any insight would be great.

Blah blah blah! I've heard so tired that tired old lie about bankruptcy ruin credit. Did you know that bankruptcy is one of the few laws we have in our society that actually foregivness based, and not revenge? As a law clerk for a bankruptcy firm and a law student, I can tell you (as well as from our own experience) you have nothing to fear. Her fiance is the credit should not in any way you choose, and I applaud him, which measures when filing bankruptcy. I am sure that at this date filed, he did not want to file, nor did he plan on it! Bankruptcy is not a crime, it is a right-so, God bless America! At least you know he is not in your new marriage brings a ton of bad debts! And yes, during the bankruptcy will show on his credit for ten years, it usually takes one year from the date of Discharge for the debtor to recover his honor. Let me tell you, the look of surprise in my new man in the eye, if I my visa platinum per Year and a half to get my release! I have mortgage companies that use our offices and recommends the customer for the purchase of real estate. Each of theses lenders have told me that they get someone into a house one year after the bankruptcy discharge. During his loan will show bankruptcy for ten years and for some lenders that are sufficient Check to lower your score men with their business loan for buying a house, the best thing to do is see if we can, and the Rate you want with your husband on the loan or not. By your husband for the loan, you will be showing his income so that you get to buy more Moneytoes insures a home with a higher interest rate or on the other hand, you may decide that with your income alone can be the house you want, and the interest rate will be better. I would think that if after four years, your fiance should be able to do pretty much everything-so good luck, and I say, enjoy your new life together ~! BK Paralegal

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