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Because he co-signed on his son's loan, he is now fully liable for the total loan amount.
But even with the help of a lawyer, the father hasn't been able to get a handle on just how large the loan is, or even who currently holds the loan.
Meanwhile, even though the debt collectors are legally required to go through his attorney, the father says he continued to be hounded directly by collection agencies.
lessismore · 4903 days ago · link ·
If they are "legally" required to go through his attorney, can't he turn around and sue them for harassment?
Hellsadvocate · 4886 days ago · link ·
Incredible read. Student loans really are a mess, the only way out that I could think of is to get Equity out of your mortgage, pay using that and declare bankruptcy. But ofcourse, you would have to have some form of equity in your house to get a second lein, which with $21,000 I doubt the father has.
speeding_snail · 4899 days ago · link ·
Seriously? The guy lost his son and has to pay back all the money, but thy won't tell him how much he owes and who he owes? How can he pay without this vital information? This is just plain ridiculus...