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Car accident in rental car (insured through rental company), deemed to be at fault but doesn't think so, what are my next steps?

The first question I have is, did the car coming from your left have a stop sign as well. I assume that it did not, since the police issued you a citation. In general, if you have a stop sign and the other car does not, you must yield to oncoming traffic. You mentioned that two witnesses gave you their contact information. What did they say? The testimony of an objective witness carries a lot of weight (much more than the drivers of either car), so what those witnesses say about the accident...

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How much will my ticket cost for Failure to Yield at stop sign and causing an accident in the Washington state?

Generally, you should be able to see the cost of the ticket on the citation itself. Otherwise, as the other responding attorney mentioned, you should call the Court and ask them directly. You should also be able to go online and look up your ticket as well (depending on the city that issued the ticket), which should include the cost and the option of paying online. If you are contesting the ticket, be sure to send in your paperwork before the deadline (usually 14 days). If you are paying...

I bought a used car from a dealer and in the Carfax there are no accidents, but I see accidents in Autocheck. How to proceed?

I agree with the answers of the attorneys above. In addition, you should contact an attorney in your area that handles "consumer protection" claims (you may look for "lemon law" attorneys as well). Every state has different laws when it comes to regulating car dealerships, so it is important you find someone in your area. Explain your situation and see if there is any recourse against the dealership. Sometimes if a car has been in an accident, it will show up on the title. If the dealer hid...

I bought a used car it broke down on the side of the road the guy said he wouldnt give me my money back he said there was not an

It is not clear whether you bought it from a dealership or not; but this makes a big difference because in most states there are specific laws that apply to purchases made at dealerships. I also do not know if you bought the car "As-Is" or if there was some type of warranty. Based on the limited information you have given, I would suggest you immediately call an attorney in Tallahassee to help you. Spefically, a "Lemon Law" attorney or a "consumer protection attorney." I would look on Avvo....

I bought a car

There is really not enough information to answer you question. Why is there no title? If you bought the car from a dealership, there are certain laws that must be followed by the dealership that they may have violated. Why did the cops take your car? Where is your car now? You should try to contact a consumer protection attorney in your area and give that attorney more information regarding your situation.

Missing car

From your question, I am unsure whether you do not know where your car was towed or whether you do know where your car was towed, but believe that the towing company is hiding your car. If you know who has your car and they are now saying they don't have it, I would call the police and report this possible theft. If you don't know who has your car, then you have to do some more investigating to find out which company towed your car. It is a very unusual situation that has never come up in...