During the process of divorce she borrowed 2,000usd from a Loan Company and never paid them. Now they're after
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Been there-the law states the debt incurred while still married is both of your responsibilities'.  The only thing you can do is to send in the details to the credit bureaus, and ask them to take the negative off of YOUR SS# record.\nRepeatedly.  You need to get the documentation from the loan company to show you did not apply nor sign the application for the loan.\n\nTHEN, go to Small Claims Court, and try to get the amount assigned to you to be paid.  Include that paperwork with the info you are sending to the credit bureau.
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1.  File a police report about the items you left and they money that is owed.  Give the police the details of the theft...and when you purchased the things that were stolen...and anyswer any questions they have.\n\n2.  Take her to small claims court in your jurisdiction, and file PRO SE (BY YOURSELF).\n\n3.  Prove that you evicted her legally...hopefully you looked up the regulations and laws in your area.\n\n4.  You have a right to send her notice that she owes you the money, and you have a right to contact for the money.\n\n5.  Keep very good records of the items stolen, and the money received and when she paid in the past.  Take pictures of the damage.  Get estimates of what it costs to fix it.\n\n6.  Write down what she said, where she said and bring that to court.\n\n7.  You may realize that she will say she doesn't have money to pay....however the judge may enter a judgement for you...and sometimes you can even put it against her car.\n\nGood luck - and I had that for over 20 years...with 5 properties...and I got very tired...of the attitude...they think they own the place.\nHey, if they trash your place, they will do it to their own place..it's all a matter of time.
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Yes, you're still liable.  The credit card company didn't sign the agreement, and since your name is on the credit agreement, you're liable.\nYou need to talk to an attorney...but basically you need to get a court to enforce the divorce agreement so she'll pay YOU that money, but you should pay off the card to keep your own credit in good shape.  Then get a court order to attach her wages to pay you back for what she should have paid.
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your sister...  how could you be responsible for something you were only a passive part of?  as long as you never signed on the dotted line for the loan, it's all her responsibility.
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The credit company does have ways of satisfying the debt.. turning it over to a collection agency, taking him to court, which, BTW, will be on his credit record and he'll have a tough time convincing anyone else to give him credit with that showing up.... and there's more. If he doesn't pay back the company after the court determination, the loan will continue to accumulate interest at a high rate until it does get paid off... years from now he'll be in debt for thousands more than he ever owned on that original credit.\n\nWith a secured debt, the company would just take whatever was used to secure the debt... car, house, property.
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If they were never divorced ( and the father may well have had a divorce did that the mom did not know about)\n\nBut if they are stll married, she can sue for divorce, and ask for part of the money.  ( she should get an attorney)
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Look in the phone book under Legal Aid. That's where I would start. My sisters soon to be Ex pulled the same garbage but didn't get away with it.
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You sister can get her money back there was no EXACT time all and your sister needs to argue it with them and if they still refuse file a claim in smalls claim court.
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Since she had no immediatte living relative to inherit the estate and had no executor assigned to handle the disbursement of the assets and settlement of liabilities, the courts will handle the estate.  The first thing they will do is tally the value of the assets in order of liquidity, then list the creditors in order of rights to claim payment.  They will then pay off debts attached to her with all available cash, then begin liquidating her assets until the debts are paid.  Whatever is paid will be disbursed as decided by the court.  Since there is no will, the remaining family will not have a huge say in who receives what or how much.  I am sure the court will list what assets are remaining and allow family members to petition to the court who wants what, but it is up to the court to decide who gets what.
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there are some pretty specific rules on this. as i recall if you did not acknowledge the debt at any point along the way then they are out of luck.\n\ndouble check the info however.\n\nsee this page http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/cc/20040116b1.asp
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Seeing as you threw it away it would be hard to provide her a key. She can, though, require you to pay for the value of the key since it wasn't your property.
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You can be sued, in many states your wages taken, in some states the lender can request the court seize and sell your personal assets until the debt is recovered, plus costs, interest and court fees.  Most states grant an unsecured lender seven to ten years to come after you.  You are better off to negotiate with the lender or go to a community credit help program for their help in negotiating changes.
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Loan Money. They have a  very high interest rate.
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get a written agreement,keep paying your portion,you may even have to pay all just to keep your credit good,then if she dont pay,sue her or chalk it up as a lesson learned
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I'm sorry Love, but it sounds like your missing something!?! You refied. with another bank! They called for the pay off and wrote the bank of your previous loan the whole amount to give them the holding on your home? Now, the previous bank says that you did not pay the correct amount and are foreclosing on you? \nIf you only owed 4 thousand something, on the home and refied. with another bank, they should have called to get the correct amount, then pay off the loan from bank 1 to give holding to bank 2! Bank 1 refused the money because, Why? Bank 2 is, What?\nIf you refied, and only got a 2nd on the house you would still owe money to bank 1 and now owe money to bank 2! So I'm a bit confused about what really happened!\nYou really need to get an attorney, weather it be to file bankruptcy or just sue someone! This is a bit complicated even for someone who deals with this on a daily bases.\nI know that you don't want to spend the money on an attorney but beleive me when I tell you that if you don't do this you could very well lose everything and still have to pay everyone back what they say you owe them! Don't wait and don't delay! Do it as soon as you can! They can help stop anything that may be in action right now and atleast give you enough time to figure out what you want to do! You may even have money coming to you because of what bank 1 did and what bank 2 didn't do!\n\nGood Luck Little One!\n\nBlessed Be
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In reality or in theory?\n\nIn theory, you could track her down and begin proceedings against her.\n\nIn reality, the above would just be throwing good money after bad and wasting you time.\n\nIf she denies you LENDING her the money, can you prove you didn't give it to her out of the kindness of your heart. In fact can you prove you gave her anything at all?\nIf she doesn't have the money, you are not going to get it back\nIf she is out of the country, you are going to find it hard to find her\nIf the police are after her for theft, you are not even going to be the only person in line for payment.\n\nI hate to say this, but I think although you can register this with the police, you might not want to waste too much more of your time/effort/emotions/money in this.\n\nTime to move on with better frinds.
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First of all he violated court orders. Talk to your attorney about reporting that and taking his fool butt back to court. \n\nSecond, you need to take copies of those court papers to the bank and deliver them to who ever is in charge of the debt. Since you have these, you are not liable for the debt. If they continue to bother you, you may need to get your attorney involved to shut them up. Best of luck.\n\nAdded: Be sure to add court costs to any suit you bring against your ex or the bank. That should help reduce your own costs. Heck, just sue the ex for any costs you incure due to his lack of action on those court orders. Take care.