<prompt> Human: My friend had no credit because she married young and her husband was in charge of everything financial. When she filed for divorce, she was 32 with no credit. She has a management position where she makes 60,000 and had no debt when I co-signed for her. I am young 26F but I have great credit and disposable income. When I was away for basic training a few years ago, she failed to pay the car payment and it reflected on my credit. She never even bothered to tell me. When I brought it up to her, she said I was a horrible friend and how dare I comment on her lifestyle. I have offered to help her budget but she refuses to return my calls. I just came home from work to find another notice of late payment.I do not know what to do at this point. Does anyone have any advice or know if there is anything I can do to remove myself from this situation? I am independently wealthy and have a trust fund that provides for me. Even if my only option is expensive, I will take it. I just dont know what I can do.The friendship has been over for years. I have enough money to pay for the remainder of the car loan but then she is driving around in a car I paid for. I have no idea what to do and the anxiety is killing me.  <response>: You need to find out if you are also a co-owner of the car. Take her to small claims court. Get the car.If you are paying the car off then you deserve to have the car. 