College Loan Forgery

[newlyn]

My query includes criminal legislation for the state of: PA
four years ago my mother consented to cosign my college loans. We did the applications on the internet collectively but I closed her name for the sorts, when the reports came. She subsequently changed her thoughts regarding the loans. No income was previously spread. Whenever I genuinely do anything now she does not like I am threatened by her with criminal charges. What is the statute of limitations with this?

[Portier]

Does the blackmail change any of it? She has known about it for almost four years and hasn't reported it to anyone. Just uses it to manipulate my decisions.

[Duer]

Can She get in trouble for the blackmail? And doesn't the action of going to the police support the blackmail charge that she knew all along?

[Otoahhastis]

It would depend on the crime charged; most likely three (e.g., fraud) to five years (e.g., forgery).

[Cunningham]

If she would go to law enforcement and claims "I simply discovered X", what proof have you got to counter that? If she makes that statement and the approve charges, the reaction, "SheIs known for a long time", will not make the charges disappear.
Nevertheless, if no money was actually disbanded, a state of the false signature on the four-year-old software that possibly hasn't been maintained in its initial form isn't especially prone to encourage authorities action.