Was the business a joint venture. If he hid liens and stuff that he took out if it was a joint venture during the divorce proceedings it is possible he is liable for some or all of the debt. You might call up your divorce attorney and check on that if you haven't already.
You can't discharge taxes that are newer than 3 years old though in a Chapter 7.
You are probably looking at an expensive lawyer, however it looks like it would still be much less than what is currently owed.
You can't discharge taxes that are newer than 3 years old though in a Chapter 7.
You are probably looking at an expensive lawyer, however it looks like it would still be much less than what is currently owed.
I think my objective now is to get the BK behind me, pay the tax debt and move on. 
and I really hit it off with the other atty. I need to look at their fees again because this situation has tapped me out. I was attempting to pay business debts from my regular paycheck, but stopped paying or answering my phone as of the beginning of this month. What's the worse they can do to me, sue? Hopefully by then, I will be well within my Ch. 7 proceedings.
I am focusing on keeping personal debt current so that it's not a huge hit to my credit later.

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