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Will my ex-husband’s overdue credit card affect my children if I get divorced?

Legal analysis: No impact. The ex-husband's credit card debt is a debt borne in his own name for the family's daily needs during the marriage, and the ex-wife is responsible; the ex-wife is not responsible for the debts borne in his personal name that exceed the family's daily needs.

Legal basis: "The People's Republic of China and the Civil Code"

Article 1,076 If both spouses voluntarily divorce, they shall sign a written divorce agreement and attend the divorce in person. Apply to the marriage registration authority for divorce registration. The divorce agreement should state the intention of both parties to divorce voluntarily and the consensus on matters such as child support, property and debt settlement.

Article 1,079 If one spouse requests a divorce, the relevant organization may conduct mediation or directly file a divorce lawsuit with the People's Court. When hearing a divorce case, the People's Court shall conduct mediation; if the relationship has truly broken down and mediation is ineffective, the divorce shall be granted. If mediation fails under any of the following circumstances, divorce shall be granted: (1) Bigamy or cohabitation with others; (2) Domestic violence or abuse or abandonment of family members; (3) Gambling, drug abuse and other bad habits that persist despite repeated admonitions; (4) Separated for more than two years due to emotional discord;

(5) Other circumstances that lead to the breakdown of the relationship between the couple.

If one party is declared missing and the other party files a divorce lawsuit, the divorce shall be granted. After the people's court has ruled that divorce is not allowed, and the two parties have lived apart for one year, and one party files a divorce lawsuit again, the divorce shall be granted.