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Can I sue my ex for a loan?

Can I sue my ex for a loan?

Yes, you can sue him. The real question is whether you’ll win, which depends on whether you can prove he owes you money. This will be much easier to do if you have a written agreement with him, or even evidence of what your agreement…

Should I loan my ex money?

“Lending money, especially to a significant other, can jeopardize your relationship,” Chelsea Hudson, personal finance expert at TopCashback.com, tells Bustle. “Even if you love and trust your partner, loaning money can lead to further issues, such as resentment, tension, and additional debt.”

When did I break up with my boyfriend?

I broke up with my boyfriend at Christmas after four years together. A few months before we split up I lent him £3,000 towards paying off some credit card debt he was being hassled for and he promised to pay it back shortly afterwards.

Why did I give my ex boyfriend £3, 000?

A few months before we split up I lent him £3,000 towards paying off some credit card debt he was being hassled for and he promised to pay it back shortly afterwards. However, despite saying he would pay me back soon, I am still no closer to retrieving my money and he is denying knowledge of the loan.

What happens if you take out a loan for your ex boyfriend?

This is compounded by the fact that the repayment was always reliant upon your ex-boyfriend making the promised payments and you now have debt collectors to negotiate with.

Why is my boyfriend not paying back his loan?

However, despite saying he would pay me back soon, I am still no closer to retrieving my money and he is denying knowledge of the loan. I am worried because I didn’t get him to sign a contract – after all, he was my long-term boyfriend at the time and I trusted him.

What to do if you are stuck on a loan with an ex?

Your options when you’re stuck on a loan with an ex: Refinance the loan Sell the car Trade in the car Keep the car, make the payments, and pay it off Let the bank repossess the car File bankruptcy

A few months before we split up I lent him £3,000 towards paying off some credit card debt he was being hassled for and he promised to pay it back shortly afterwards. However, despite saying he would pay me back soon, I am still no closer to retrieving my money and he is denying knowledge of the loan.

I broke up with my boyfriend at Christmas after four years together. A few months before we split up I lent him £3,000 towards paying off some credit card debt he was being hassled for and he promised to pay it back shortly afterwards.

However, despite saying he would pay me back soon, I am still no closer to retrieving my money and he is denying knowledge of the loan. I am worried because I didn’t get him to sign a contract – after all, he was my long-term boyfriend at the time and I trusted him.

Can I sue my ex boyfriend for credit card debt?

You can only sue him for breach of an oral agreement. Chances are slim to none that he will admit to said agreement and even if he does, the judge would likely consider your use and enjoyment of the television.

Can you sue your ex boyfriend for emotional damages?

Yes, you can sue him. The next question “can you collect?” If your ex-boyfriend has essentially nothing, then there is nothing to collect. There is no insurance coverage for the situation you describe. Based upon your question, a lawyer would likely charge yo a 40% contingency fee.

Can I sue my husband for ruining my credit?

First, you can sue him, but you’ll have to show damages. You’re credit score being hurt isn’t enough, you’ll have to show that you got denied for a loan or CC becuase of the lower score or that you’re paying a higher interest rate because of it, something tangible.

Can I sue my ex for cheating on me?

You CAN sue your ex, but you won’t win and might even be sanctioned (meaning you may have to pay your ex money) for bringing the lawsuit. This is a no-fault state.

Can you sue your ex boyfriend for money back?

Unfortunately, you are in the precarious legal position where you may have the remedy of suing your ex-boyfriend in the small claims court for the money back but will have to make some agreed loan re-payments until this is resolved.

Can you get a loan back from your ex?

Marc Shoffman of This is Money replies: This question has two issues, getting the loan money back and holding off the debt collectors. So we have split the answer in two below.

How can I get my ex boyfriend to pay my court fees?

There is a court fee for starting or commencing proceedings but you can ask the judge to order that he pay this back to you if your claim is successful. As a single parent your circumstances may be such that you are entitled to ask the court to waive their fees and further details on this can be found on the Ministry of Justice website.

Can a single parent take out a loan?

I am a single parent and cannot afford to make the payments I am still receiving the bill with added interest from a debt collector. He did not sign an agreement however I put most of the money into his bank account. I can provide bank statements for proof of the money being drawn out several days in a row as there was a withdrawel limit.

Unfortunately, you are in the precarious legal position where you may have the remedy of suing your ex-boyfriend in the small claims court for the money back but will have to make some agreed loan re-payments until this is resolved.

Can a person sue for an unpaid personal loan?

Contact a lawyer for claims exceeding the amount accepted by the small-claims court. These cases will be judged at a civil division of the superior court, and going in without a lawyer can put you at a disadvantage. This is especially true if the borrower hires an attorney.

What happens if you co sign on a loan with an ex?

Obviously, no one co-signs thinking the other person on the loan is going to be a an “ex” at some point in the future. When that changes, finances can suffer. Still, the good news is that you can usually get you or your ex off a co-signed loan. Your options when you’re stuck on a loan with an ex: Refinance the loan.