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My daughter recently got out of a relationship that she was in for about three years.

Well, she was in that relationship.

They acquired an enormous amount of debt together, although they were not married.

We have about $, 80,000 in

vehicle loans, 15,000 in credit card, and about 20,000 in a business loan. Her boyfriend had

quit his job when the owner sold the business, so he could branch out and open his own.

And the majority of the vehicles are upside down on their loans because he took additional

equity to start his new business.

Now that they are no longer together, she is a co-signer on all of this stuff.

Oh, boy.

He is a single mom of two.

And he has no verifiable or income because the business is so new, and he is in with a partner.

She is the only one that has verifiable income and it's not that much.

So we're not sure she's contacted a couple attorneys.

Nobody wants to really work with her to give it to where her name is off these loans.

I know it can be very difficult,

but we're wondering if she should probably file bankruptcy to get her out of all of this debt

that she actually has no benefit of. Oh, boy. And you've already run this by attorneys to see

if there's anything there to maybe legally split this or do something and nobody will touch it.

They really don't want to because where he is the primary loanholder and she is the co-signer, even if they get a judgment, the banks don't necessarily want to take her off as the co-signer. Even if they get a judgment, the banks don't necessarily want to take her off as the

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