Debt Collectors at the Door; Can These Fighting Spouses Save Their Home?
Christy claims that she found out her house was almost in foreclosure because her husband, Earnest, had stopped paying the mortgage. Christy says that was the final straw and claims Earnest did this on purpose to torture her because he knows how much she loves this home. But Earnest says the problem is his wife and claims that she is a hoarder who doesn't cook, clean, or even parent their daughters -- and the only reason they are losing their home is because she refuses to help out with the home expenses. Can Dr. Phil save this marriage in time for them to save their home?
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