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Debra, Expert
I am sorry to hear this.
What does he mean? Does he think you will owe the CRA that money?
Debra, Expert
That is not how the law works.
As between the two of you when you deal with the division of assets you consider both the value of the assets and the debts.
But that doesn't mean you owe any money to the CRA. Family law is only between the two of you.
So if he has more debts that were accumulated during the marriage then he would get more of the assets for example but that has nothing in the least to do with what he owes to the CRA. You are not liable for any of his debts as between him and third parties.
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