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try to steer you wrong. Most of us who have been here have seen it all. The spouse who gets caught up with someone and loses their good credit because the other person is not so responsible. I know, it only happens to the other guy, but we try to warn. Also, we are pretty quick here, you said one of the reasons he has such bad credit is because he was emancipated at 17 and didn't pay, then you said, someone stole his identity five years...

Get a part time job and throw all the money you make at the debt. Since you don't have any bills to pay you should be able to knock it out in mo time. But you are going to have to pay it. Trying to blame your brother on it should have been done 18yrs ago

Obama didn't think much of Mr Wagoner either . . . The doctor is in. Five cents please.

dogs don't have dander. that's a cat thing. what kind of dog are they? was she allergic to the dogs ever?

That's a tough one, and I was originally envisioning larger dogs. You need to talk to your wife about which option she feels she would like. Are the dogs more yours, hers or both of yours? I think I am leaning towards the sending to your friends. Life in the garage for 3 older little dogs won't be that great and they will wonder why they were banished and being punished. They will adapt to your friend -- especially if they are...

If you already have this judgment, I don't know what you have to defend against? They are probably trying to go thru the courts to get you to provide your bank account, income source, and assets. If you have none, then there's nothing for them to take. Judgments don't just go away. The are good for a very long time and can be renewed. Sounds like the person who owns the judgment, or maybe the heirs, are putting a push on to try...

Ask you wife what she wants to do...then do it. It's a time honored tradition that avoids a lot of stress.

In reply to: what can I do?? Try to work out a payment plan with them. I think your wife would be very proud of you taking personal responsibility for your actions, if you know what I mean. ;) Good luck to you! -Dave

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