I currently reside in IL.
In early 2006 I lent my ex-fiancee ~4900 dollars (have an exact #, but would have to dig it up) in several smaller payments to her cc's. She made two payments of $200 in early 2006 but then stopped and claimed various hardships. In 2006 i got her to sign a un-notarized note stating a total (~4500) and a payment plan. She now (8/07) wants to edit that amount based on payments she made in 2003-2004 (while co-habitating) to my cc's. Some of the debit she paid for was for things we purchased as a couple and she walked away with.
My questions are:
1. Where should i file this if i comes down to that? ( i lived in MO at the time she lived in KS, i was working in Peoria IL, traveling for my job ~1.5 months, when i made the loan) this will impact how much the cap is.
2. Can i break up the claim into its smaller disbursements to get under the limit of the courts?
3. Does her point have merit?
In early 2006 I lent my ex-fiancee ~4900 dollars (have an exact #, but would have to dig it up) in several smaller payments to her cc's. She made two payments of $200 in early 2006 but then stopped and claimed various hardships. In 2006 i got her to sign a un-notarized note stating a total (~4500) and a payment plan. She now (8/07) wants to edit that amount based on payments she made in 2003-2004 (while co-habitating) to my cc's. Some of the debit she paid for was for things we purchased as a couple and she walked away with.
My questions are:
1. Where should i file this if i comes down to that? ( i lived in MO at the time she lived in KS, i was working in Peoria IL, traveling for my job ~1.5 months, when i made the loan) this will impact how much the cap is.
2. Can i break up the claim into its smaller disbursements to get under the limit of the courts?
3. Does her point have merit?