by TanyaLo on January 6th, 2012

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My ex bf owes me a large sum of money-I had him write a contract, date, sign, payments per mth, and amt of $55000 + interest. Now what?

I know I need to take him to superior court-I consulted a lawyer who said I would need to pay him $3000, but I don't have that kind of money--can I represent myself and win since I had him hand write and sign a contract? I was with him for 10 years (too long) he cheated and was constantly in a jam. I conclude he is a sociopath after reading the definition-he fits it perfectly except that for he is not violent--he's definitely a chameleon. I'm not the only one he bilked. If I win, how can I collect the money? He married a woman he cheated on me with and had a baby in July 2011 (good luck to her). I have evidence of him borrowing money from others and not paying them back thousands. I was naive and blind--makes me sad and what a hard lesson. He was very smooth and I was not watching out for myself like I should have. If you knew me you would wonder how such a responsible person let such a letch get away with what he did--I've beaten myself up mentally for allowing it. I finally couldn't take it anymore and left him--he had asked me to have a child with him and I laughingly replied "I'd have to go on welfare"! In other words, I knew he wouldn't work or take care of a child--I exclaimed :NO! I left him shortly after and he found a new person to pay his bills. I wish I could do it all over again--I had just gotten out of college and came down with a severe illness shortly after I met him--I was sick for years and vulnerable-I had been working six days per week when in the beginning and then I was laid off and got sicker and sicker and didn't know why for several years--I felt like I was dying (I'm okay now). So glad to be away from the scalawag. I need some real detailed answers to help, not to hurt me--I've already been through enough. I'm looking for some real answers of anyone who has been through this. I'm no dummy, I was just trusting, didn't want to give up hope and now I know to never let someone do this again. If a guy is asking for money, they need

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  • by TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT on January 10th, 2012

    TAPriceCTR s son is wearing his COAT

    if you think the court can extract the money from him hire a lawyer. otherwise you're wasting your money. I owe 11k on a car that was reposessed but they have not taken me to court because they know I have no recources for them to take

    oh crap... a chameleon you say? do not waste your money on taking him to court unless she is rich... he will never have any money which the court can take. how do I know? I was married to a chameleon for 6 years. she may have cost me 6 figures but I got sole custody.

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  • by TheBanker on January 10th, 2012

    TheBanker

    TanyaLo,

    I would urge you to hire a lawyar if you decide to persue. There are many questions here, and I am inept to answer definitively on all. For example, the judge will need to know what the money was used for and if it was a loan and not a gift. (You will need evidence of the purchase(s) like reciepts, or if it was cash, copies of your cancelled check(s) - it needs to show that he beneifited from the transaction and not you or the both of you)Your contract leaves out important information, ie: when and how the money would be paid back. Was your ex's signature notorized? Was your ex mentally competent to sign a contract?

    These are just some of the items you need to consider. Regardless, when you are talking about that sum of money and a "sociopath" it is best that you seek legal advise.

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