When my uncle was doing business, my parents borrowed 200 thousand from the bank, and several aunts were insiders and guarantors. As a result, my uncle didn't repay the loan and didn't want to transfer the loan to his own name. My suggestions are as follows:

First, collect evidence that your uncle borrowed money from your family at that time, such as IOUs, receipts and other evidence as soon as possible.

Second, we have to wait until the evidence is collected, and there is no repayment by the time of repayment. You can discuss with your uncle first to see if his final attitude is willing to repay.

Third, if your uncle's last attitude is that he doesn't want to pay it back, then tell him that you are going to sue him in court. Tell him that he doesn't want to repay the loan in the future, and you can find a lawyer to prepare to sue your uncle. Apply for enforcement after receiving a court summons. Let him pay what he deserves, or he will go to jail.

Fourth, the so-called repayment of father's debt, when it is necessary to repay the loan to the re-bank, the bank may freeze all your property and then repay it. This is the impact on you and your family.