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You make a fair point; I spotted the JPMorgan Chase logo and instinctively ended up here.
I’m hoping one of the admins or mods can kindly move this to the right section. Much appreciated.
It’s such a heartbreakingly senseless situation. About ten years ago, a dear friend of mine took out a fifteen-year mortgage for an apartment. Only five years into that term, she passed away—so young, barely having made it through her thirties 😢—and since she was single and had no children, her parents and sister have been the ones stepping up to cover the loan payments. However, just last month, I received a notice from the bank stating there’s an outstanding balance of roughly $500. Even though they promised me over the phone that they would settle it, nothing has happened, and now I’ve been hit with a second notice. I am the primary guarantor, while her cousin serves as the secondary. It makes me wonder, strictly from a legal standpoint, do I actually have any recourse here, considering my role was to guarantee her specifically rather than her family? If her sister had been the one applying for the loan back then, there is no way I would have ever signed on as a guarantor. To make matters more confusing, I'm not even certain who officially owns the apartment now. Is there any way to resolve this? This is all involving JPMorgan Chase 😢