, then you are both equally responsible for payments, regardless of who benefitted (though in this case it sounds like you both did).
Unless you come to some alternative legal agreement, you can expect to share the debt with your future ex after the divorce. If you can come to some kind of agreement (or even pay off the loan) before the divorce is finalized, it will be much easier to split this asset.
If you or your spouse has the means to pay off the loan, be careful of
. Some lenders will charge fees for paying off a loan early. Depending on your financial situation and how much less stress is worth, it might be worth paying off your loan regardless of the fees.
While it adds another thing to do during your divorce, it’s a good idea to review your car insurance policy—especially if you have an
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