What to do if when I turned 18 my mother went behind my back and put an electric bill in my name?
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What to do if when I turned 18 my mother went behind my back and put an electric bill in my name?
She then never payed any of the bills and then when I went to get electric in my name for my apartment and found that there was an out standing amount. It was then added onto my first bill so I paid it. When I found out what she did I asked her to pay me back since she was the one who did it. Now it’s been 9 months and she is now refusing to pay me back. Is there anything I can do?
Asked on January 2, 2013 under Bankruptcy Law, Pennsylvania
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Given what you have written it seems that since your mother refuses to repay you for the electrical vote I suggest that your legal recourse would be to file a small claims court action against her for the sum due you.
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