on this forum attorneys try to answer your questions with limited facts available to them. My answer should in no way be considered legal advice. No attorney client relationship has been formed by any answer give here. less Answered November 13, 2012 13:49 . Get your husband to join on a joint bankruptcy. You may even do a chapter 13 and each of you could pay a prorated portion to the Trustee. Think outside the box. Do not violate the Divorce Court Order. Take care and talk to your local BK Counsel. Best of luck This answer is provided by Manuel A. Juarez, Esq., aka El Abogado de Divocios de California: 510-206-4492. It... more This answer is provided by Manuel A. Juarez, Esq., aka El Abogado de Divocios de California: 510-206-4492. It is of a general context and is not intended to form an attorney client relationship. I am licensed only in California. This information is good only in California and it is not to be taken as legal advice on divorce, family matters, bankruptcy or in any other type of situation. Esta respuesta es del Abogado de Bancarrotas, Manuel A. Jurez, 510-206-4492. Abogado Hispano de Divorcios, Abogado Latino de Accidentes, y Abogado de Bancarrotas de Oakland, Hayward, San Francisco, y California. Estas respuesta son solo para informacin general y no consisten en consejo legal sobre divorcios, mantencin de esposas, mantencin de hijos o bancarrotas. Las respuestas son comentarios legales que no forman una relacin de abogado y cliente. Manuel