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I was frauded.. I own nothing..now what?
Please help if you can.
Life threw a curve ball at me. I was frauded for tens of thousands of dollars and I have no reasonable recourse. But I'm not here to cry about that.
My credit is tapped, so I've gifted what I can to family members (ie- my car) and presently own nothing significant but a $1,000 laptop. Don't get me wrong, I still have a house, shelter, transportation, food, and doing good. I just "own" nothing significant.
I'm too young and don't want to file bankrupcty. I want to go the BOE route and attempt to discharge my credit cards that are maxed, but either way my credit rating I'm sure is toast and will end up in court many times through the process.
So you understand, I sit in a position where I'm self-employed (making good money), this makes me not afraid of my wages being garnished; I live in a house a family member owns; I drive a car a family member now owns; I have bank accounts but I intend to stop using. I'm basically out of the commerce world.
I guess my question is:
1) If I lose in court on all these cases, I intend to swear under oath I have no means to pay the court order(s).
If I go through the process and lose, what is the creditor's (bank's) recourse against me? Any criminal implications? I wouldn't think so...
Is it true they can only lien/repo stuff I "own" and have "title" to, and NOT stuff I "use" that other people "own" (example - vehicle)? Where's the limit on what they can repo? Could they repo my $20 fork and knife set? my $1000 laptop?
P.S. - I live in Canada, but I'm sure we have similar credit collection/repossession laws.
Please give some advice if you can. Much appreciated.
God Bless.
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