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DrSamba1
| 7
That totally sucks. I had a business partner who did that to me, only it was in the tens of thousands. In my case, I had to submit handwriting samples to prove it was not my signature. I ended up never having to pay the debt, but I still had to pay my own attorney's fees.
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Billie-Jo
| 9
I hope that you can, get a lawyer. The ex should be the one getting charged.
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By
Billie-Jo
| 9
I hope that you can, get a lawyer. The ex should be the one getting charged.
By
Crowned Sataness
| 6
fight it. nail her for it
By
DrSamba1
| 7
That totally sucks. I had a business partner who did that to me, only it was in the tens of thousands. In my case, I had to submit handwriting samples to prove it was not my signature. I ended up never having to pay the debt, but I still had to pay my own attorney's fees.
By
DanielleinDC
| 32
Hopefully you can press charges against your ex for identity theft.
By
phybreawptic
| 12
You used to live at the county courthouse? Sounds pretty baller.