About 10 years ago, my foster sister desperately needed a car. I loaned her $3200. She eventually repaid me $500. Since then, there have been several more "loans" she has forgotten, or simply left unpaid. I've really had enough of being her ATM machine, and would like to reclaim the only loan of which I have any proof - namely, the remaining $2700 for the car.
Is there a statute of limitations on personal loans? The evidence I have is a note written in her hand stating she owed $3200, paid $500, and has a remaining debt of $2700. Each of us has signed it. Is this adequate? Could I also sue her for the court costs?
Additionally, how can I start the case? We don't live in the same area, so I don't know to which district I should go. Have I obligations to her other than adequate notification (cert. letter?)
Please don't suggest I let bygones be bygones. Our relationship has been terminated, and the only loss I regret is that of my time and money.
Thank you for your assistance.
2007-08-07
12:07:27
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Medusa
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