Re: Is this a violation of something

Posted by Concerned Fater (198.81.26.42) on February 29, 2004 at 22:10:02:

In Reply to: Re: Is this a violation of something posted by J Kelly on February 28, 2004 at 15:01:25:

These were two young kids that got married had a baby and moved from California to Kansas where husband’s mother and entire family lived. My daughter worked at a department store, husband never held a job for longer than a couple of months, got into drugs and took out a loan at the town bank where his mother worked. That loan was for $10,000. It was proven that my daughters signature was forged and she was dismissed from the case.(with out prejudice)

Ex-mother-in-law then went to work for the CU which was directly across the street and a loan was taken out again, how they could qualify for another loan let alone the first one is beyond me. They did not have a penny to their name. The mother & son put it all together with a car, a boat and a truck as collateral and then demanded our daughter to come down to the CU and sign the paperwork as a co-signer .. She was the only one working at the time and in fact was working 2 jobs to support her family. She has no clue where the money went from the CU loan….she never saw a penny. The loan is signed 12/16/99. Boat & car repo’d approximately 7/2000 and truck repo’d approx. 7/2002. No notice given to either of them.

A several months went by and when our daughter got her income tax refund, rented a u-haul and moved the family back to California where she would have our support in getting rid of her husband. When they moved back to California, ex-husband spoke with his mother and she told him that the boat and car were repossessed from her yard. No notice was ever received of this action. When husband returned to Kansas after divorce, his truck was then repo’d. He was jailed for interfering with the repossession and later released. No other details available as there was no contact with the ex-husband. There is a no contact order against him with the courts in California. He also has a child support order, which he never pays. He is wanted in California.

No correspondence was ever mailed to our daughter’s address. All correspondence was received at our residence even though the attorney in Kansas has her address. This is the same attorney that was the actual attorney for the bank and stated he t did not want to go after our daughter in the first case and had her dismissed from the suit, based on the obvious forgery. Now he states he has been asked to collect this for his client the CU. We did not even have a chance to contact the CU before he was assigned a few days later.
Sorry for the length of this, but wanted you to know all the facts.

Concerned Father

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