Defalt of Sales Agreement On Nov 8 03 a sales agreement was signed between me…

Defalt of Sales Agreement
On Nov 8 03 a sales agreement was signed between me and a purchaser of my mobile home. The mobile home was to be paid for in full and removed from our property by 11/27/03 as we were to start building our home on property. As of date the mobile has not been removed and we have only collected 1/2 of the money due to us. Purchaser signed a contract stating it had to be moved by 11/27/03 and that once said property has begun the prep for removal that the contract could not be voided and that she is responible for all damages that occure to the mobile. We have verbally extended her date to remove mobile to 1/27/04 as she was having some personal problems. It is now Feb.the mobile is still on the property. I have tried for 2 weeks to contact purchaser via phone to discuss the issue, she has not returned the call. I have a church interested in the mobile for a homeless family, I am willing to donate it to them as I am tired of messing around with this. I am living with family memebers, paying storage fees, and waiting for my house to be built. I am asking if I am obligated to return her deposit before giving the mobile to the church. Or if I can keep it for all the headaches, damage etc….

Co-signed car loan Have car loan with friend as co-signer taken out about 18…

Co-signed car loan
Have car loan with friend as co-signer taken out about 18 months ago or longer. His name is first on the loan. I am unable to keep the car. Financially impossible. I would like to return car to bank or him. His parents have power of attorney. What can they as co-rigners do to me in garnishment, etc. as my job now only pays 6.00 to 7.00 per hour. Cannot afford for this to happen. Have tried other ways to work our, cannot refinance due to lack of much credit history. Help is appreciated. thanks

Senior in Nursing Home cannot pay credit cards My mother, age 82, is in a…

Senior in Nursing Home cannot pay credit cards
My mother, age 82, is in a nursing home. Her total income is her Social Security; she is without any other financial resources. She owes nearly $13,000 on one credit card and nearly $18,000 on another. I have power of attorney and have communicated her predicament to the credit card companies. She is on Medicaid now; her total income is spent on health insurance and the copay to the nursing home. Should I file bankruptcy for her? What else should I do? What options does she have? My mother is allowed to keep $35.00 per month for personal expenses, but other than that, she has nothing. Thank you for your response.

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I am having a problem with Discover card. The onley way they will discuus my wife’s account with me is to add me and report it bad on credit report? I am wondering if this is legal. My wifetold them they could discuss the account with me. What if I had power of attorney? Could they place it on my credit report.

Ben