Sooner or later, most cheaters get caught. Not all are tripped up by the scent of an unfamiliar cologne or perfume, however. Many are found out by their fishy charging and spending habits. Here’s how to detect evidence of a love crime with some simple financial sleuthing.
Sniff out suspicious spending Take a tip from private detectives working on infidelity cases: Before blindly accusing, check credit and checking account statements for odd spending activity. “We use bank statements on a daily basis,” says Marc Bourne, vice president for Know It All Intelligence Group in Bensalem, Pa. “It’s an integral part of our investigation.”
Bank employees also know how telling such statements can be.
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First of all we can not see into the future; however I can assure you that the bankruptcy is not going to ruin the big day when it comes. Now we all know that once we file bankruptcy that stays on our credit report for 5-7 years and can prevent us from getting the good credit loan interest rates. Well the good news is that you can begin working on improving your credit right away and before you know it your credit will be back on track.
Unless you have joint accounts with the person that you are planning on marrying in the future this will not affect their credit. If you file bankruptcy and they have good credit; then I would recommend that you not get anything jointly. They should keep their credit separate as they do not want to affect their credit.
Their credit can actually help you rebuild your credit as well.
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The tornado that hit Joplin, Missouri, on May 22 ruined more than 7,000 homes and killed 162 people. While most residents of the town faced serious devastation in the storm’s wake, few individuals were hit quite as hard as Mark Lindquist.
According to reports from the Associated Press, Lindquist suffered injuries from the tornado that cracked all his ribs, caused him to lose his teeth and put him in a coma for two months. Now, he faces medical bills of $2.5 million, he still needs extensive medication and surgery and he doesn’t have health insurance, because he couldn’t afford it on his salary (which was just slightly above minimum wage).
What’s more, though Lindquist reportedly sustained the injuries while at work, his application for workers’ compensation was denied by the insurance company, sources note. The reason? Lindquist
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— Shelton Humphrey @ 10:58 am — 
October 31, 2011