Debts incurred during the marriage are also subject to equitable distribution. The Court considers factors such as who incurred the debt, the purpose behind it, and each spouse’s ability to manage or contribute to the repayment. We are also able to include the debts in negotiations and settlements to avoid litigation.
How does the court handle marital debts in Pennsylvania?
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