Recent content by delmar

Finally, we decided that my husband will not pay me back that loan which may subject to attack form the creditor, and I do not want to involve in that case. Instead, he will spend that 30K for family expenses and maintenance. Greatly appreciate the feedback provided in this forum. I should not...

Two witnesses also signed. I think no interest is needed between wife and husband which, otherwise, should be reported in the tax.

This is whole story and the whole law that is applicable: I am married to my husband for the last 8 years. My husband lost a case in 2019 and should pay about $50,000 to the creditor. However, after trying for a year, the creditor stopped pursuing the collection efforts. I am not a party in...

That money I gave is my money I earned from prior to my marriage. The law you cited is good for divorce and other family matters, not for an external creditor. In Florida, a creditor of my husband cannot touch the money I have in my account which I earned on my own and is not given to me by my...

For what purpose my husband spent that 30K that I loaned him is not in my hands: he requested me and I provided from my personal funds (in Florida, wife and husband can have personal properties although married). I simply loaned him. So, if my husband pays me back that 30K loan, will it come...

I have written loan agreement with my husband. The money I gave to my husband is no longer with him as he already spent it for his father's treatment.

My husband’s father had some serious health issues and needed money and I loaned my husband that 30K which is from my personal account that is in existence since before our marriage. We have been married for 8 years.

Sorry as I overlooked another statute, 726.106 (2) http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0700-0799/0726/0726.html "A transfer made by a debtor is fraudulent as to a creditor whose claim arose before the transfer was made if the transfer was made to an...

Much appreciated

What is the name of your state? Florida My husband lost a case in 2019 and should pay about $50,000 to the creditor. However, after trying for a year, the creditor stopped pursuing the collection efforts. I am not a party in that case. In 2020, my husband urgently needed money and I loaned him...