💣 What Happens If Your Ex Defaults on a Debt You Co-Signed? | Los Angeles Divorce 💥 Co-signing a loan for your spouse might’ve seemed like a good idea during marriage—but after divorce, it can become a financial nightmare. If your ex stops paying, you’re still on the hook. In this video, we break down what to do when your ex defaults on a co-signed loan—and how to protect your credit. 📌 What You’ll Learn: ✔ Why your divorce judgment doesn’t protect you from the lender’s claims ⚖️ ✔ How to require refinancing or removal of your name on shared debts ✍️ ✔ What legal steps you can take if your ex defaults on their obligation 🔧 ✔ Real-life story: how a car repossession tanked a client’s credit—and what we did to help 💣 ✔ Tips to proactively handle co-signed loans during your divorce settlement 💡 💣 Real Client Story: We worked with a client whose ex stopped paying on a co-signed car loan. The vehicle was repossessed and her credit dropped over 100 points. We helped her enforce the divorce agreement and seek reimbursement—but it was a tough (and preventable) lesson. 🛠 Why Work With Divorce661? ✔ We Include Clear Debt Terms in Your Divorce Paperwork 📝 ✔ Help You Set Refinance Deadlines and Enforcement Options ⚒ ✔ 100% Remote Service Across California 💻 ✔ Protecting Your Credit and Financial Future is Our Priority ✅ 📞 Concerned your ex’s financial mess might follow you? Visit Divorce661.com to schedule your FREE consultation. We’ll help you protect your assets—and your credit. 💬 Have you co-signed a loan with your ex? Share your experience below. #Divorce661, #PostDivorceDebt, #CoSignedLoan, #DivorceHelp, #CaliforniaDivorce, #DivorceProtection, #CreditScoreTips, #DebtAfterDivorce, #DivorceJudgment, #DivorceSupport