<prompt> Human: Hi, Im going to preface this post my saying Im 25 years old and up until recently have not handled my finances on my own. Ive left the payment of most bills up to my parents. My parents both very recently passed away, so its obviously my responsibility to take it over at this point. Im really not 100 percent sure what Im doing because Im quite inexperienced.Im having a problem with reemerging debt I supposedly owe a sorority I used to be part of. I was in a sorority while in college, which I quit after not even a year because I did not like it. After I quit, I never personally received any sort of letter asking for unpaid dues or fees; as I understood it, my parents made our final payment to the national chapter.Fastforward a few years, and I start getting phone calls from a collections agency trying to collect on unpaid sorority debt. They said I owed around 2800 in unpaid dues. I called my parents, the debt was paid off, and the calls ceased.Six months later, same thing happens. The same collections agency calls. Now I owe 800. Again, I call my parents and the debt is paid off. A few months later, same thing happens again. The same collections agency working for the sorority calls me. Now I allegedly owe 400. We call the sorority trying to figure out what is going on. According to them, these are fees which theyd forgotten about or have come up as theyre doing paperwork. These are supposedly the LAST fees I owe them. Frustrated, we agree to pay off the debt. We made it clear I had quit the sorority, were assured these were the last remaining fees I owed, the check said Final Payment on it, etc...But I guess not. Just today one year later I got another call from this collections agency. Now, apparently, I owe the sorority 422. I have no idea what theyre charging me for or what to do now. I read the sticky on collections and I can follow that fine. I asked the collections agency for more information about the debt, because I dont believe I owe it, and they want me to send a letter requesting it formally which I sent via certified mail. I also called the sorority to again ask what is going on still waiting to hear back.I guess my question is: How can I protect myself and stop this? I feel like Im being taken advantage of here. I dont understand how this organization can keep coming up with fees and dues years later. If weve settled final bills through collections before, can they keep coming back? How do I stop this?EDIT: Ive hired an attorney to help me sort this out. My gut tells me someone with the sorority still has an account open in my name somewhere and is fucking me. Im learning my parents werent as financially savvy as I thought, and letting them handle things in my name was a mistake.Anyways, Id never posted in this community before, but you guys have been extremely understanding and helpful. Thank you so much!Assistant: So your parents have paid these debt collectors 4000? How old is the debt? Are they sending anything in the mail?If the debt collector calls again I would tell them to stop calling you.Human: The debt is supposedly from 2013. I have not received anything in the mail personally from the collectors or the sorority.  <response>: How are the proving the debt is real? 