<prompt> Human: Hi all,My parents put my name on a small piece of property that is part of a campground community. The taxes are 200, and they havent paid them. There are hefty community fees for this property, around 2,000 a year or so. And nobodys paid them for several years, because the campground property isnt near us so nobody uses it. There isnt even a trailer on the property now for about ten years. Regardless, the community is trying to sue for past community fees around 10,000.My parents put my name on the property when I was 16 or 17. Im 32 now.My parents dont want the property, they dont want to bother. Its a really annoying situation.Anyway, the heart of the problem is that they dont want to pay the taxes, so that it does go on a tax sale, and they dont want to bother. They also seem to think that the lawsuit for past due community fees will go quietly away if the it gets sold. the campground that sells these lots will probably get the right to buy it firstI want to pay they taxes, so it doesnt hurt my credit rating. I dont want to hold onto the property either though, because like I said, their community fees are outrageous for a seasonal vacation campground.What should I do? Let it foreclose, or pay the taxes?ps. I realize this is a really stupid situation to be in, and for it to be at this point is also really stupid. I realize I we should have sold it before all the fees accumlated, etc. etc.  <response>: My parents put my name on the property when I was 16 or 17. Im 32 now.If you were a minor at the time of any signing, you are most likely free and clear of legal obligations. I suggest you consult an attorney property law specialty? to determine what your legal exposure is here.My guess though, is that they will eventually be sued for the amount owed. They will have to either settle with a cash payment, have their wages garnished, or file bankruptcy. You wont have to pay anything, and they will be lucky if it doesnt cost them 20k by the time its all done. IANAL, etc etc. 