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rubberneck | 22:32 Thu 05th Jul 2007 | Law
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I have been with my girlfriend for almost 18 years. I want to ask her to marry me but I am self-employed and I think, despite my best efforts, it's all going to crash and burn about my ears.
Our house is solely in her name although I have contributed to bits and pieces.
How liable would she be for MY debts if we were to marry?
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If the debts are in your sole name then your girlfriend wouldn't be liable for any of them. Being married doesn't change that.
22:51 Thu 05th Jul 2007

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