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Settlement of loan and alimony after divorce


23-Jan-2026 (In Divorce Law)
I would like to file for divorce mutual or otherwise.My issue is that my husband has taken loans on my name for his business Will I be liable to pay for it after divorce or will court ask him to pay it .Also he will not be willing to pay me any alimony even if court grants it.Can anyway throw insight on this matter.
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Answer #1
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In a mutual divorce, you and your husband must sign a written agreement deciding exactly how much he will pay you and who handles the debts. You have the power here because the divorce cannot happen unless you sign the final papers after six months; if he refuses to agree to fair terms or pay the alimony, you can simply stop the process and refuse to sign. Once the court officially grants the divorce based on your agreement, the law treats it as a binding order. i can help you for filing mutual divorce.
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Answer #2
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You have to file a suit for decoration against your husband and also by impleading the concerned bank before the family court having jurisdiction over the matter you can also seek for injunction restraining the bank from realizing the debts from you
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