Your issue is that if you claim you "forged" your husbands signature, you comitted a felony. So you have that issue.

From what you wrote I am unsure what you are concerned with? Did someone complain? Technically, you could be charged with indecent exposure if a...

That is a difficult question to answer from the limited information you provide. To be honest, you need a local attorney to review the document...

The short answer is anyone can sue anyone at anytime for anything. The real question is would a lawsuit be successful and worth the expense. That...

The problem with questions like this is we can't see the actual agreement and therefore it is impossible to give an actual answer. Only someone...

From what you wrote it is impossibe to determine the legality of the agreement. It would be best to have a local attorney review it and advise...

I agree with the previous attorneys answer. Insurance isn't always as great as it seems. There are risks that may or may not be covered. Check...

After a careful review of both of the previous attorney answers I am in complete agreement. Depending on the actual written documents you may owe...

After reviewing the two previous answers I would agree with both. You can contact the local consumer protection agency or if warranted a local...

More information is needed and a lawyer would need to review both contracts to see all of the details not just a few you provide.