After a divorce, the ex-wife obtains, in the context of a procedure of over-indebtedness, the purging of a bank debt that was common to both spouses. However, the ex-husband remains bound to the debt and tries to turn against his ex-wife who initiates a new procedure of over-indebtedness in order to purge, once again, the same debt. Can it be achieved? Can the ex-husband challenge this new procedure of over-indebtedness? It is worth looking at a…
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After a divorce, the ex-wife obtains, in the context of a procedure of over-indebtedness, the purging of a bank debt that was common to both spouses. However, the ex-husband remains bound to the debt and tries to turn against his ex-wife who initiates a new procedure of over-indebtedness in order to purge, once again, the same debt. Can it be achieved? Can the ex-husband challenge this new procedure of over-indebtedness? It is worth looking at a…