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My mother put a bill in my name when I was 16 under when we moved, it's to collections now, How do I fix this?

Answered 6 years and 8 months ago by attorney Hon. Max L Rosenberg   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Debt Relief
You can contact the creditor and fill out a fraud affidavit.  You will explain who owns the debt and help them prosecute this debt in order to be relieved of the burden. By that I mean that you will have to do a fraud affidavit and swear to the facts of what happened.  This can mean serious consequences for the family member who defrauded Eversource. Good luck, ... Read More
You can contact the creditor and fill out a fraud affidavit.  You will explain who owns the debt and help them prosecute this debt in order to... Read More

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