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...

Your most likely "restitution" under those circumstances is via your insurance coverage.

I think your question makes more sense under "Landlord & Tenant and so have moved it to that practice area.

There's a bit of confusion from your question. First, I suspect you are the actual borrower here (not a co-signer per se from a legal standpoint)...

A repossession would be by the lender and, if, as you note, the vehicle is paid up to date the lender wouldn't do that. You're learning a hard...

I assume you are referring to debt collection type lawsuits. That said, no one can really answer your question on here because there is a host of...