My husband and I sponsored my son-in-law, two years ago. He is from Australia. We are having issues with him and he is being served with a restraining order. We are afraid he may financially ruin us.
You can't get out of it, but it is not a general obligation to pay the person's bills. Rather, the obligation is to reimburse the government for any public benefits the person applies for. If your son-in-law never applies for food stamps or medicaid, you won't be required to pay anything.
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