Legal Question in Criminal Law in Maryland
Sallie Mae Financial Corporation put a garnishment on my bank account back in September of 2010 for a defaulted student loan that belongs to a former friend, who made me a co-signer without my permission. I have since then asked Sallie Mae to produce a document with my signature proving that I actually co-signed for that loan. What they sent me did not contain my signature, only my typed name and address. Can I persue Sallie Mae or my former friend on a legal basis with a chance of retribution?
Asked on 5/31/11, 9:58 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
William Welch
William L. Welch, III Attorney
Unless your friend forged your signature, this would not be a criminal case. You should repost in a civil forum, perhaps collections or debtor / creditor.
Answered on 6/01/11, 4:37 am
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