Jade Warshaw

And I don't have the money.

And I would like to...

ask if this can be forgiven because everything that I do know about money tells me that a 529 is there for education so I am under the impression that that's what this money is for and I would just say it like that and see what they say

I'm not saying this was the case, but I'm just telling you as a person who's listening on the other side, there was an imbalance of knowledge.

Here you have a grown man who you trust, who is a lawyer, who is giving you a paper to sign.

And you just go, okay, and I sign it.

That, do you see what I'm saying?

You're not in an official office.

You're not in a space where you're like, okay, I'm going to sign for my loan.

And you don't even remember doing it.

Who knows if he slid that to you one morning while you were eating a waffle, right?

Just, oh yeah, go ahead and sign this for me real quick.

Okay, like...

I don't know how it happened.

All I'm seeing is I'm sensing that there is a balance of power here, a balance of I'm going to say of knowledge and power.

And it feels I'm not saying he was intending to, but it feels like he may have taken advantage of that, whether intentionally or on accident.

And either way, that's what I would say is I just feel like I didn't know.

And I'm asking if there's a way to we've let it go for this long.

Can can my 529 just be for my education, which is what it's intended to be for?

Maybe, yeah.