My mom opened a credit card in my name with my permission, and now there's a $40K balance she can't pay. Who's responsible and what happens next?

Consent to borrow money doesn't change legal responsibility.
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My Parents Opened a Credit Card in My Name. They Won’t Let Me Close It.

When I turned 18 (25 years ago), my parents had me open a credit card in my name so I could start building credit. I never used it though—they did (responsibly, this isn’t going in that direction).

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