I get this question asked to me by clients frequently, as well.  Oklahoma Bankruptcy Attorney Dan Nunley has taken a stab at answering it and has done a great job:...

Attorney Craig Andresen has a good post on the subject: http://www.bankruptcylawnetwork.com/2009/08/31/good-news-for-responsible-spouses-you-arent-responsible-for-the-other-spouses-debts/ but in Kentucky there is a little known law, KRS 404.040, that has been on the...

North Carolina Bankruptcy Attorney Susan Robicseck has a very good post on her blog about why you are not liable for a deceased persons debt.  Kentucky law is very similar here to North Carolina law in that the deceased's assets are liable for their debts:...

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Eastern North Carolina Bankruptcy Attorney Adrian Lapas has a good post on what happens when creditors stop sending monthly notices and you want them to come to remind you to pay a debt that you want to continue to pay after bankruptcy:...

New Orleans Bankruptcy Attorney Kevin Gipson has a good blog post on what happens if you unintentionally omit a creditor from your bankruptcy: http://www.bankruptcylawnetwork.com/2009/08/26/what-happens-if-i-forget-to-list-a-debt-in-my-bankruptcy/#more-8787