This is a follow-up question to my earlier question. I apparently wasn’t clear enough, thus inviting useless answers. I am 22 years old and have not been in contact with my father in about 3 years. In the last 3 years, however, I’ve received numerous calls from creditors contending that I owed thousands of dollars in medical bills plus additional interest. Payment of these bills is legally the responsibility of my father, as I was a minor at the time of illness . I’ve managed to turn the creditors back in his direction. However, I’m again receiving calls from creditors who claim I owe thousands more…but these bills are my father’s own! I want to prevent his leaving his debt to me now and after death, and to ensure that he receives no part of my estate, should something happen to me. A living will has been suggested, as has been filing fraud charges. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Please do not bother to comment on how he’s my father, I can’t change that fact, etc. Thanks!

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My “con artist” ex-wife, deceived me from the very first day we started corresponding as to her intentions (I wanted a wife……..while she wanted to swindle me).

Since she already knew BEFORE she even inititated ANY correspondence with me that she was not legally entitled to come to the U.S.A. under any kind of Visa, (Moral Turpitude …….. Child Abuse/Neglect) that she might as well find a “mark” to steal from. With this kind of deception in her mind she used a marriage to me to assist her in her efforts to STEAL ME BLIND!!

But does this “bogus marriage” (on her part), also constitute Insurance Fraud under my Health Insurance Policy?? I mean it is supposed to be for my wife and children, but if the authorities declare her actions to be “Marriage Fraud” doesn’t that mean that the insurance benefits she received were also obtained under “FALSE PRETENSES”………..and therefore criminal “Insurance Fraud”?
I mean she obtained insurance benefits through HER acts of DECEPTION and victimized not only me (thousands of dollars), but also my insurance company (also into the thousands of dollars)?

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