Primary borrower stopped paying on the auto loan. Can I have the vehicle towed?
If you own it, you can do whatever you want with it, as long as (as Attorney Straus said above), you don't "breach the peace" to get it. That means...
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If you own it, you can do whatever you want with it, as long as (as Attorney Straus said above), you don't "breach the peace" to get it. That means...
You have to pay the towing and/or storage charge and then turn to your friend to reimburse you, if you wish.
I don't think you have any reason to sue anybody here. It was a simple accident, and the staff did what they could to help you get out. You say...
From what I have been able to figure out, CFA is some sort of private, professional membership organization. They can set whatever standards they...
If your name is the only one on the title, then you are the owner and she is making payments as a gift to you because she loves you so much. If she...
Tell her that after 9 months you got rid of them. It will then be up to her to decide whether to sue you or not. If she does, she will have to...
Report him to the police. Alternatively, you can sue him in civil court, but you will have to prove (a) that he stole it (and not that someone else...
Bummer. (I don't know what else to say.) We don't control the site. The only thing I can think of is, perhaps, that someone may have flagged your...
Do you have a question? It sounds like you already have a lawyer involved. You should talk to your lawyer.
First, let's settle one thing that seems to be an issue in your question -- Texas is one of just a few states (only about 6 or 7) that actually...
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