A friend has a tax lien b/c of her ex's lying how can she get a car loan?

Question

A friend's ex huband forged her name and signiture on loan paper's, etc. The irs filed a lien against both and she has been responsible for 25% of that lien for the past 7 years. She is in need of a car and the irs says no loans. What does she do? (She is not a home owner)

Answer 1

After 7 years, she's SOL.

This is a good reason why you should always prosecute someone who uses shenigans to screw you or your finances. Oh, and have a good lawyer to help ensure the right outcome.

Once the court has said you owe the money and you didn't manage to fight it, you owe the money. If you owe the IRS, you'lll never get out. (Recently, George W has ensured that if you owe Visa or Mastercard you'll never get out from under, either.)

Best bet is to either move to Mexico or try to arrange an orderly payment of what you owed. Courts like people who try to pay better than people who look like they're trying to ignore the judgement.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

First of all, I wouldnt have let it go on for that many years. If he forged her name, that would have been reported. Learn from this girlfriend and if I was her, I would tell her to talk to the IRS and let them know that he forged her name. She will have to save money or look for a used car to buy from the money she saves.