I owe 220,000 yuan and don t pay it back, and I m dying!! What should I do if I kneel and beg? 20

In reality, things can be done.

1.Keep the IOU.

2.Find a way to check if he has other property (try to check and don't make subjective judgments), if you find it, immediately go to the court to file a case to sue him, ask the court to seize it, once the property is seized, our money is guaranteed (although how much you manage, how much you can come back, how much); If you really don't have any property, you don't need to sue!

3.If he is not qualified to sue, he can only wait until he has other property to enforce or sue in court. Note

In addition to paying attention to whether he has new property for enforcement, he can't let his statute of limitations expire, this statute of limitations is a law, if you don't ask for it within two years, you have no right to sue, simply put, the court doesn't care, so you have to ask for money every once in a while, it's best to let what he says fall on paper, for example, he says that he has money to pay back or no money to pay, let him write it on paper and write the date and name (of course, it may be difficult to do this in reality, if you can do it), once he has money in the future, he will not give, You'll know the benefits of doing so when you sue!

4.The strongest and most realistic approach: if you find something at the price of his family to make a pledge or mortgage contract, your chances of getting your money back are greater, but the premise is that his family has something valuable, like you said, you are destitute, hey, legal means, basically exhausted!

It's okay, sue him, if you have a note, tell him to find a job, tell him to pay in installments, and the money will be repaid, but be careful not to borrow too much next time you borrow money, otherwise it will be difficult to repay.

Tell him that you need the money urgently, and if he doesn't give it, you can use the law. The premise of using the law is whether there is a contract, and if there is, you can sue him, and the law protects the interests of the person's name.

Think about it this way, let him bear the interest and repay the interest first every month, and postpone the principal So it's okay Since you are willing to lend 220,000 to others, it shouldn't be difficult to communicate If he doesn't want to, sue directly There's no need to talk about it.

1.The money he owes you must be proven, preferably a contract or an IOU, without evidence, you may not be able to win in court.

2.If the evidence is sufficient, you can go to the court to file a lawsuit and apply for enforcement in advance. There are people in the family who urgently need money for medical treatment, and the relationship of rights and obligations clearly meets the conditions for prior enforcement, but the premise is that you sue and the court accepts it.

If you are preparing to sue but have not sued, prior enforcement does not apply.

3.The application of the simplified procedure is 3 months, and the ordinary procedure is 6 months.

If you owe money to others and don't pay it back, you can refer to these methods to deal with this kind of old man.

Now it's the master who owes the money, and I'm also owed, but fortunately, I was mentally prepared when I borrowed it, and what I could lend out was within the range of my heart, and I couldn't do it if I didn't pay it back. Don't borrow money next time.

The court should conclude the trial within six months from the date you file the case. There's no better way to get your money in advance.

That's right, it takes six months for the ordinary procedure court to hear the case.

There is no better way to do it at the moment.

Self-reliance is recommended. It's about solving it in your own way.

There is no good way, you can borrow someone else's loan first, and go back to find relatives and friends who know him to help talk, if it doesn't work, the court will go.

Let's see if you can apply for pre-emptive enforcement.

What if someone owes a debt and doesn't pay it? Resolve the matter through legal channels and collect evidence to file a lawsuit in court.

What should I do if I encounter someone who owes money and does not pay it back?

The other party owes money can be divided into the following two channels, help each other privately, negotiate with him first to understand what the situation is, and collect relevant evidence to prosecute. There will be a set of borrowing processes with companies or banks, as long as you follow the process.

If you owe money and don't pay it back, why can you still be an uncle The main reason is that the cost of debt collection is too high, and there is no cost to owe money, but this is not the case now, the era of owing money and being an uncle is over, and now the litigation fee of less than 10,000 yuan is only 50 yuan, and as long as you have conclusive evidence, you don't need to hire any lawyer at all, you will pay the case to the court, and someone will come.

Find evidence of the loan and coordinate with the debtor to ask for it.

1. In this case, since there is evidence or something, either go to the prosecution or find a collection agency to help collect;

2. It is natural to repay debts;

3. Be cautious when borrowing money in the future and safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.

Brother, it is illegal to ** all other people's personal information on the Internet.

If he owes you money and doesn't pay it back, you can sue him in court, you can't send his ID card online, it's illegal, it's not good for you, you better return it.

If you don't pay back the money you owe to others, then you will lose your credibility in front of others in the future, and don't even think about borrowing money in front of others in the future, then no one is borrowing money from you.

1. Although your loan is due on 2009-10-25, you have been renewing the IOU since then, so the two-year statute of limitations can be calculated from the expiration of the repayment period stipulated in the last renewal of the IOU, and now it should be within the statute of limitations, you can sue.

2. If he owes too much: it is recommended to sue as soon as possible and apply for property preservation at the same time.

3. In addition, what you said about "using outpatient mortgages":

1) If the clinic is his own property and you have registered the mortgage with the housing authority, you should file a lawsuit in court as soon as possible and apply for the auction of the clinic to repay your debts;

2) If the mortgage is not registered: the mortgage is not established, and you want to auction the clinic to repay your debts, you should also apply to the court for property preservation before or at the time of the lawsuit.

Wait slowly, I guess I don't have to play, 2w more than a lot of water.

Find someone else to do it, and do it slowly.

If it's a friend, you can rewrite the IOU first, and salute first and then soldier.

If you have completed the formalities, you are not afraid of his denial, and there is a guarantee, even if he dies, the money will not be gone, I suggest that you sue within the statute of limitations is within two years after the last deferred repayment time, the court will accept your lawsuit, and the execution of property preservation after the lawsuit is to preserve his clinic to prevent him from selling to offset the debt, he may not only guarantee you, so you have to preserve it first, and then ask the court to enforce it, you can auction the clinic to repay your arrears, etc.

Apply to the court to enforce and investigate his hidden property.

Whether there is an IOU or other similar basis, if not, the evidence can be fixed by means of ** audio recording to prepare for possible legal proceedings in the future.