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Hi,
My wife, before we were married, defaulted on her student loan. Her
loan has been referred to an attorney for collection. Since then, I
have purchased a house, car, etc. all of which were in my name.
We have been making payments to this attorney for over ten years now.
My wife has asked for balance information so that we could look into
just paying it off. The attorney has never responded to her
inquiries. (Of course, I would be more relentless in finding this
information, but legally I cant).
We recently received a letter from this attorney from a court of
common pleas which is requesting information on my wife's assets in
attempt to collect via sheriff's sale. My questions are:
1. The house, car, etc. is soley in my name. However, this document
is requesting for assets that are owned "or enjoyed" by another
person. Does this put my house at risk?
2. We have been making the required payments -- and the attorney has
not dislosed the information we requested. How can I get rid of the
attorney and pay back the student load directly??
Please--any advice would be appreciated as this situation could
destroy our lives.
Thanks,
Craig
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