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Bankruptcy question: Involving the purchase of a car: primary buyer and co signer?

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A car is purchased on account with the aid of a co-signer. The primary buyer can no longer make payments for the car. The co-signer has to make the payments for the primary buyer. The primary buyer decides to file for bankrupcy. How does this affect the purchase of the car on account? How does it affect the co-signer? Can the co-signer get out of the deal?

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  2. normally the car will not become part of the bk and the person who is making the payments will be held responsible to keep making the payments!!  so looks like you will be owning another car!!!!

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