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I guess she could, although she will probably have to have an attorney which would cost her.

I'm thinking that an attorney would advise against it unless there was credit problem that she is trying to avoid. Is he paying his bills??

The other question is "does he own any real property like a home ... something worth putting a lien.

If she does get an attorney, then I suggest that you consult with one also if your boyfriend gets a letter stating that action is being taken.

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Q: Can your boyfriends stepmother sue him or lien his property if she no longer wants to be a cosigner on his student loan that is still deferred because he is still a student?
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