For the record, the following are NOT disqualified parties: Brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, cousins, step-brothers, step-sisters, and friends

We took our daughter and my wife's little sister to the Polar Express.

G/F's sister & her daughter told everyone what happened, they were the closest ones living 30 minutes away.

The sister says they are drunks and constantly in the hospital.

He was calling on behalf of his sister who wants to sell her house bc her husband has recently passed.

As I was out shopping today for my current project in Dallas, I got a call from my sister telling me that her and my mom were being taken to the hospital due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

We went up there last year to see her dad and her sister.

I found a property that a woman purchased for her sister to help take care of her mother.

Is the sister involved?

I'll look over the responses more closely to see which one suits me best and will follow up with any additional questions.Might look to profiles of posters too, might get an indication of who you might rely on, do your due diligence.Saying family member isn't definite enough in legal aspects, a third cousin or "immediate family" member, mother, father, sister, brother are going to be exempt lenders. :)