Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in New York

Can I be held responsible for my employers debt that I signed for?

Asked on 1/31/11, 7:37 am

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Paula McGill Paula McGill Attorney at Law

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If you are the co-signor on the loan in your individual capacity, you can be held liable for the debt.

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