Unfortunately, you have learned a hard lesson. I always advise my clients to avoid co-signing on any debts at all costs, including those of close...

I think your question might get more responses from those whose practice involves Car Accidents so I moved it to that area.

I moved your question over to the Real Estate practice area where it is likely to receive more appropriate replies.

Given the nature of your question I think it's better stated under the practice area of "Divorce & Separation" and have moved it there.

Counsel is right, you have a number of issues at play here and likely much more than you will ever be able to handle on your own, even if the POA...

Given the level of the debt involved, you should definitely speak with litigation counsel in your area to discuss your options one-on-one.

Did you try and contact the law firm handling the class action lawsuit in CA (https://mccunewright.com/). I understand that that action appears to...

Unfortunately your situation is one prime example as to why I advise my clients to never, ever cosign another person's loan...no matter how close a...

If the credit card debt is just yours (meaning it wasn't a split debt within your divorce proceeding/settlement) it likely would be dischargeable....

Your question is more relevant under the practice area of Divorce & Separation so I moved it over to there where you may receive more relevant...