Generally speaking, when a husband and wife do business together, the IOUs are signed by their wives, so this time it is also a debt of * * *. Therefore, it is also related to oneself after divorce, and it is unreasonable to simply judge the signatory. We can look at the problem from the following aspects.

1, I have to say that husband and wife are doing business together. Even if the other person's name is IOU, this time it is also a debt before the divorce. In fact, considering the specific situation, it is obvious that couples are doing business together. So at this time, even if you choose to divorce, then the first iou was signed before, so even if the signer is his wife, this time it is also a pre-marital debt, which needs to be shared by two people.

2. Even after the divorce, the IOUs at this time are still related to you, and you need to bear the corresponding debts. In fact, it is undeniable that the debts of two people before marriage are the same. Even if the name is signed by the woman, then the debt will be the same after marriage. So it is precisely because of this that when paying off these debts, two people need to share the loss.

I have to say that it depends on the specific situation. If it belongs to the arrears between individuals, then the other party needs to bear it at this time. For us, it depends on the specific situation. If it is really because some private affairs are private debts, then at this time, after the divorce, there is no need to bear the corresponding responsibilities. Because of this, it is necessary to analyze the specific situation of debt.

Generally speaking, couples do business together, even if the IOU is signed by the wife, then after the divorce, it is also the same debt, so they should bear corresponding responsibilities. But it is undeniable that if the debt is personal, then there is no need to bear it at this time, and the problem should be considered according to the specific situation.