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Four and a half years ago I was with this guy and I took out loans for him because he didn't have good credit.

Oh, yeah.

I took out, I know.

Oh, yeah, it's okay.

I took out a business credit card, which was one loan, and then I took out a personal loan,

which he used to buy, like, vehicles for his business.

And then I also took out a golf cart loan.

Okay.

So fast forward.

And then two years, he was paying everything at the time when we were together, but it was always minimum payments.

So in reality, it probably didn't really pay that much.

Sure.

So then two years ago, we split up and he promised me like he would pay me monthly.

We got a new girlfriend, and then of course, you know, he stopped paying me.

Oh, so when I left him, it was that, like, it was between $50,000 to $60,000 that I owed. And I've gotten it down to $20,000. Oh, good for you. Jeez. Thanks. Thanks. So I sacrificed by moving back home, like, and with my parents. And then I just worked a lot. I'm a nurse, so I'm kind of lucky there. I can find a good job. Yeah. So I was always stuck between, like, filing bankruptcy or paying it off. So obviously, bankruptcy is not an option. But I always just wonder, like, if I should try to go back and sue him to get the money people always tell me to

but when I've looked into it it's kind of like a gray area because if your if your names on it

I'm sorry because if your name's on the loan yeah there's kind of a little bit of a dead end unless

there was some kind of contract that you guys had any type of legal documents

did he no no no there was no legal documents you like i have text messages of course where he'll be like

oh i'm going to pay you stuff like that but nothing legal documents i mean you could get a consultation

to see you know but i really think that for you, you're so close to being done.

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