Can I have my name removed from my ex-girlfriends daughter's student loan?
A hard lesson. If your name is on the loan papers as either a borrower, guarantor or co-signor, it is unlikely that you will be able to have your...
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A hard lesson. If your name is on the loan papers as either a borrower, guarantor or co-signor, it is unlikely that you will be able to have your...
Given the focus of your question, I have switched this over to the landlord/tenant area (even though it appears you were not a tenant). Lawsuits...
Mr. Berson is quite correct in making sure you properly protect yourself. As to your original question, no you need not be "licensed" to lend...
You've learned a hard lesson. As a co-signer on a debt you rarely enjoy the benefits of the object of that debt but yet carry the burdens that go...
And, at the same time, a lesson is learned. Your situation is exactly why you shouldn't co-sign for another's debt....even if that person is a...
While there are many things one can file a lawsuit over, hurt feelings in the type of scenario you describe is not one of them and would not be...
A letter from a consumer protection/rights attorney might be enough to get this doen sooner rather than later. Barring that, you might consider an...
Directly meeting with and retaining the services of a knowlegeable New York corporate attorney...and filling in the type of blanks alluded to by...
While I'll leave it to counsel in Texas to indicate if there is anything unique under Texas law on the matter you are inquiring about, in general...
Your first mistake, which I am sure you are well aware of now, was agreeing to co-sign on the car loan in the first place. That generally gives you...