I think your question is better stated under "Debt Collection" so I moved it over to there. In the interim, you don't have to agree to anything...

I think this question stands a better chance of more pertinent responses under the practice area of "Landlord & Tenant" and so have moved it there.

Anyone can sue just about anyone for anything....that hardly means though that they truly have a successful claim or that the time and money...

By "ex" I assume you mean boyfriend, as opposed to former spouse, as an item like this would generally be addressed during a divorce process. You...

I think you may receive more pertinent responses from those practicing in the area of Personal Injury matters and so have moved it over to there.

Have you contacted the credit card company and spoken with a representative about this? Assuming you otherwise have a good credit relationship with...

Assuming all the stars align (including your ex agreeing to do the same), a refinance would be the route to go.

Generally, see the article at: https://www.solosuit.com/posts/statute-limitations-debt-alabama. You may want to confirm the same with an attorney...

I think your question might receive more pertinent responses under "Real Estate" and so have moved it there. You may want to contact one or two...

Hate to say it, but almost nothing in your inquiry makes sense. For instance, a mortgage company does not "make" a mortgagee "get a divorce." It is...