JollyRanger
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? New York
I stupidly cosigned for a student loan for someone I thought was a friend who lives and works in New Jersey. She started making payments but stopped and I’ve had to make payments for the last 5 months to avoid any adverse affects to my credit. She doesn't return my phone calls but I call every month anyway and leave her a message more so that I can have proof of calling her rather than expecting her to return my calls.
My question is can I take her to court and sue for the remaining balance of the outstanding loan now (without paying it off) or do I have to pay the loan off first THEN sue her for what I paid out? Also, if I do sue her and win the judgment, what are the chances of me being able to get my judgment from her by having her wages garnished?
I stupidly cosigned for a student loan for someone I thought was a friend who lives and works in New Jersey. She started making payments but stopped and I’ve had to make payments for the last 5 months to avoid any adverse affects to my credit. She doesn't return my phone calls but I call every month anyway and leave her a message more so that I can have proof of calling her rather than expecting her to return my calls.
My question is can I take her to court and sue for the remaining balance of the outstanding loan now (without paying it off) or do I have to pay the loan off first THEN sue her for what I paid out? Also, if I do sue her and win the judgment, what are the chances of me being able to get my judgment from her by having her wages garnished?