Yes, you can. It is considered a single filing even though your married. In a Chap. 7 all of your debt will be cleared, and anything you are on jointly will legally be your husbands sole responsibility.
Yes. The state has no control over it. It's a federal procedure.
Since its dismissed w/ prejudice - Wait 180 days and file an individual chapter 7. Your spouse does not have to file.
Yes. The state has no control over it. It is a federal procedure.
File it by yourself. Spouse does not need to file. Any joint debts will become her sole responsibility.
Yes, you can.
A married person living in a community property state (Arizona is a CP state) can file for BK without the other spouse. However, all debts and assets incurred during the marriage are considered equally owned and owed by both parties. Therefore, depending upon the status of the property and/or assets they may not be exempt from creditor action. Likewise the non filing spouse could be held accountable for debts owed even if the accounts were not held in his or her name.
You cannot file for divorce in the US without contacting your spouse unless they are declared dead or they cannot be located.
A married person may file for bankruptcy without including a spouse. The particular circumstances governing the situation will dictate whether this is or is not a wise decision. Property held in joint names such as a house may not be protected from inclusion in the assets to be distributed merely by reason of being in joint names with a spouse.
Spouse = married. Can't have one without the other.
According to my lawyer, the answer is yes. I just did and my husband isn't involved since all the debt is in my name. If you have joint accounts both people on the accounts must be involved, but if it's just in one person's name, then just that person can file seperately.
NO, that would not effect your spouse or partner.
No.
Yes, but do you want to. If your spouse is signed with you on any loan or credit card and he/she doesn't file for banruptcy, he/she will now be responsible for the debt.