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Good evening:
My husband has a small cc debt of $495. This account was written off in June/2002. At this time, I did not even know him. I actually married him in June/2004. A month ago, a law firm contacted him to ask him to pay off this debt. He is a military retired psychiatric patient. My question is:
1. Can they collect this account after writing it off?
2. Can I ever be held responsible for his debts, especially if they occurred before I met him?
3. Would they actually take this to court for only $495? And if not, what can they do to collect this account? (We reside in Texas)

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Hello:

I am licensed to practice law in Michigan.

Since this is not a Michigan matter I would encourage you to immediately contact an attorney in your state regarding this matter.  

I hope this helps.

Robert D. Mouradian
Attorney at Law
http://www.AAAALegalCenter.com
bobm@AAAALegalCenter.com
Office 248 737-3730  

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Robert D. Mouradian

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I can answer questions pertaining to collection matters in the state of Michigan. I can answer questions for creditors and debtors.

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I have been practicing law in Michigan for over twenty years. During this time I have represented many creditors as well as debtors.

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