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If they are seeking relief with respect to property, then yes.

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Q: During an active chapter 13 bankruptcy if the spouse counter sues for divorce do they also need to obtain a relief from stay from the bankruptcy court for the divorce?
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Can a joint Chapter 7 be filed by a divorced couple if most of their debts are still joint?

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