I am having a hard time getting a straight answer from my bank so thought I would see if anyone could help me here. My common law ex and I separated in September 2008. We have sold the house and divided all our personal belongings. The only issue out there is custody, access and child support. The short answer of why these matters is outstanding is because he is stalling.
My question is that I am getting a joint line of credit with my boyfriend as he is going to help me pay off my debt so that we can have a better future together which is debt free. The bank is asking for a Separation Agreement. Why would they need it when we were common law in the first place and everything has been dealt with. Financially we qualify so it is not like I need to prove what I am getting in child support (which is nothing by the way but that is another story) so I can't figure this out. Can anyone give me any insight as to why.
Thanks.
My question is that I am getting a joint line of credit with my boyfriend as he is going to help me pay off my debt so that we can have a better future together which is debt free. The bank is asking for a Separation Agreement. Why would they need it when we were common law in the first place and everything has been dealt with. Financially we qualify so it is not like I need to prove what I am getting in child support (which is nothing by the way but that is another story) so I can't figure this out. Can anyone give me any insight as to why.
Thanks.
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