
Divorce and credit play major roles in the dissolution of marriage often leading to the need to file bankruptcy. While bankruptcy isn't always necessary following the distribution of assets and liabilities, it does become a major concern for those couples with limited financial means or in cases where the family budget relied on two incomes. The contention relevant to the distribution of liabilities can be avoided if the couple is willing to work amicably to settle those issues, but when the divorce is one full of hostility this doesn't usually happen. These dissentions tend to happen more often in cases that involve adultery or only one of the parties wants a divorce. While the divorce lawyer can attempt to help the couple resolve these issues, he or she is not always successful nor is there a guarantee the couple will hold up their end of the agreement.