What happens to a co-signer when debt review is removed?
Does it affect their credit report?
When a debt review is removed, the implications for an individual who co-signed on a debt, such as a spouse or family member, can vary depending on the specifics of the debt agreement.
If both parties jointly applied for the debt review, as in a marriage in community of property, the removal of the debt review will apply to both parties. This means that the debt review listing will also be removed from the co-signer’s credit report. The joint application is treated as one entity during the debt review process.
After the debt review listing is removed, the debt that was previously joined for the purposes of the debt review will no longer be joined. Each party will then be responsible for their own individual debt repayments.
In the event of a default on repayments after the removal of the debt review, creditors will take legal action against the defaulting party individually, not jointly. This means that each party is solely responsible for their own debt, and one party’s default will not legally impact the other.
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