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Debts acquired during marriage are generally presumed to be community debts. There are, however, exceptions such as debts acquired as an encumbrance on separate property that are separately titled. You should consult with a Certified Family Law Specialist, particularly one familiar with financial matters, to discuss this complex area of law.
