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- Jul 19, 2017
He'll still be in debt. Washington is a community property state, so all the debt incurred after their marriage is shared debt. Even with a successful bankruptcy he'll still have tens of thousands in debt to manage. Kat doesnt make enough to get any halfway decent cards, only low limit high interest rate cards, and Phil will only drag her lower if they apply jointly.I think a big part of why he finally felt safe to do the bankruptcy at all is because he has Kat so even if his credit score is screwed in the future he thinks he can just start getting credit cards in her name and do the exact same thing all over again.
He can kiss $40K limits goodbye. He will not be able to get to this level of debt until the bankruptcy is concluded, and that will likely take years with a chapter 13, unless he fails, at which point he'll be pursued into the ground and likely lose most everything he owns.
Now, AFTER the bankruptcy? He wont need kat to do that, there are banks that will throw credit at him, with super high interest rates, because it cant be cleared for a set period of time and the banks will make bank on interest before then.