Robert Edward Tardif Jr. Fort Myers Bankruptcy Attorney
Posted over 13 years ago.
If your vehicle is a 1995, my opinion is that the chance of them even pursuing the vehicle is very low. It is a very uncommon remedy to pursue because ordinarily it involves the creditor paying additional cost money. My experience has been that the creditor will normally not pursue a levy unless there is a likelihood of payment from the sale of the vehicle.
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Posted over 13 years ago.
Thank you very much. it has been hell the last 12 years,and right now if i were to have no vehicle,..then we would be on the street. i dont know why they applied this to my checking account,..it has no money in it. more money is needed to live,...and there isnt any reason to put money in just to pay to retrieve it.with my boyfriends name on it that shouldnt have happened. its a joint account,..so now he is getting penalized by bank charging 190.00 fee for them being served this. plus overdraft,...doesnt his name being on it preclude that action?and if i did recieve inheritance if it were jointly apppointed if we were married would that be safe?mom is all frantic now as she is newly widowed and has made her will already.if there is any left i wsa to get soemthing. should she amend that or should i file bankrupcy to null this action for future holdings
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Posted over 13 years ago.
how do i get information on this,as to the specifics?. I am almost afraid to call the sheriffs office.im not sure what type of attorney to speak to..If i loose my car i am ruined,.we both are,..surely there must be some limit to hardship,that can be afflicted.