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My ex fiance and I were together for 2 years. We were supposed to get married on March 11, 2005. My fiance left with no warning on January 21, 2005. My fiance left that day and moved to Texas only taken a few belongings some of which were mine. We commingled our money during the relationship and I paid the bills because he could not get a checking account and did not want the hassle of taking care of the bills anyway. There are credit card expenses that were charged for him with his intent of paying them back. We had bedroom and living room furniture that was fiananced under my name (another credit issue for him). The day he left he signed an agreement to pay half of our joint bills and to pay $200 a month until they were paid. He has not paid one dime and now says that he was under duress to sign the agreement and will not pay one dime towards it. He wants me to send him the bills and he will decide what is owed and what is not. He absolutely refuses to help pay the furniture off. He left me stuck with everything. The lease, the bills and all of our joint belongings. He took some clothes and some tools he said that is all he wanted. He contacted me 30 days after he left demanding his property. He left and moved to another state. He has stated many times that he had no intention of coming back to get his things but says that I am under obligation of law to send his property that he left.
A friend of his who says that she is a paralegal has offered to mediate for free to keep things out of court. Do I have a legal right to request a copy of her license to verify that she is a licensed paralegal in good standing?
Do I have to send his property?
Do I have a right to hold up to the original agreement? He states he was under duress when he signed it.
Does he have to pay for half of the furniture payments? He left me no choice but to keep them.
I also co-signed a student loan for him. He left less than 60 days after the loan was signed. Is that fraud?
My ex fiance and I were together for 2 years. We were supposed to get married on March 11, 2005. My fiance left with no warning on January 21, 2005. My fiance left that day and moved to Texas only taken a few belongings some of which were mine. We commingled our money during the relationship and I paid the bills because he could not get a checking account and did not want the hassle of taking care of the bills anyway. There are credit card expenses that were charged for him with his intent of paying them back. We had bedroom and living room furniture that was fiananced under my name (another credit issue for him). The day he left he signed an agreement to pay half of our joint bills and to pay $200 a month until they were paid. He has not paid one dime and now says that he was under duress to sign the agreement and will not pay one dime towards it. He wants me to send him the bills and he will decide what is owed and what is not. He absolutely refuses to help pay the furniture off. He left me stuck with everything. The lease, the bills and all of our joint belongings. He took some clothes and some tools he said that is all he wanted. He contacted me 30 days after he left demanding his property. He left and moved to another state. He has stated many times that he had no intention of coming back to get his things but says that I am under obligation of law to send his property that he left.
A friend of his who says that she is a paralegal has offered to mediate for free to keep things out of court. Do I have a legal right to request a copy of her license to verify that she is a licensed paralegal in good standing?
Do I have to send his property?
Do I have a right to hold up to the original agreement? He states he was under duress when he signed it.
Does he have to pay for half of the furniture payments? He left me no choice but to keep them.
I also co-signed a student loan for him. He left less than 60 days after the loan was signed. Is that fraud?
