Have you checked to see if your "loan(s)" were entitled to be (whether they have been or not yet) discharged/forgiven as a result of the steps...

I concur with both of the attorneys who have responded to you so far. Additionally, you may want to separately consider speaking with an attorney...

I think your question might have a better chance of responses under the area of "Real Estate" as opposed to "Litigation" so I've moved it over to...

I'm not sure why this question ended up under "Consumer Protection" it is obviously an immigration status issue and so I've moved it over to...

I think this question makes more sense under "Real Estate" than "Litigation" so I have moved it to there. That said, if you are considering...

If you have to consider suing you likely have a couple of alternatives. First, if the amount involved in less than $20,000 (and/or the boat's value...

I'm confused. Why would you have a student loan obligation for a public high school??

You have a host of issues here. First, proving that what was done here was a loan and not a "gift." Second, what level of evidence you have that...

I have moved your question over to "Bankruptcy & Debt" which I think is likely to garner you more replies. That said, you (and, by "you" I mean you...

I think your question is likely to receive more relevant replies under the "Tax" practice area so I have shifted it over to there.